Named after a town in central Tennessee (population 269), the cousin-duo Auburntown issue forth a weeping country-tinged plea we’ve all felt before on debut single “Notice Me Tonight.” The first music from Auburntown’s self-titled EP to be released later this…
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With an affinity for David Simon’s The Wire, eczema and teen ennui, Bristol duo Let’s Kill Janice show Car Seat Headrest how slacker pop should be done on new single “Interference.” Adding a rousing chorus to the Luna-esque rhythms of…
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There’s melodic optimism underneath the paint-peeling post-punk din of “Imminent Future,” the new single from London quartet Spoilers. Taken from the band’s forthcoming debut LP, you can stream “Imminent Future” below and pre-order the 11 November release Anti Vibe on…
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Time will teach you All that time will take what you love away So go find someone to hold on to And love your life away Such beauty and harsh truth can only come from one Joey Kneiser. Coating over…
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Connecting the dots between the Beatles and Haruki Murakami, All Those Ships toss in a lo-fi coffee spoon or two of T.S. Eliot and Elephant Six on “Broken Cassette,” the first single from the forthcoming Meteorology for Runners. The recording…
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I’ve been told the life you live isn’t always the life you choose Ain’t it funny how many words rhyme with lose There’s a new voice this side of the horizon and it goes by the name Brian Combs. Approaching…
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Bubble gum pop so pink and shiny you’ll need to wear sunglasses similar to those sported in the video for “Eye on You,” a Hitchcockian thriller from California’s Sugar Candy Mountain. Taken from the band’s latest LP, 666, you can…
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Incapable of writing a vapid pop song, Los Angeles duo The Bad Years follow up 2015’s Beautiful Liar EP with new single, “In The House (High All Day).” Forever blurring the synthetic facade of their songs with dark edges, Sami…
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Mumbling indie rock steeped in longing, “Never Lonely” from Boston’s Space Mountain is a literary first-person tale of denial as sung by Ava Trilling (Forth Wanderers). The musical sobriquet of Cole Kinsler, Space Mountain will issue Big Sky — its…
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