The solo project of Chicago and LA-based musician Phil Galloni, Waverly Drive returns with new single "crashed out", offering ...
All Set The Bone This is the third album from the Burlington, Vermont-based singer-songwriter. Produced by John Congleton, it ...
London-based artist Helen Sun talks with The FADER about her breakout ep 'talk with your Teeth,' building a fanbase, and her ...
Jim Goodwin of the Christmas Underground blog returns with 2025’s indie rock Christmas mix, this year titled A Bit of Christmas. Every year for over two decades Goodwin puts together an annual mix of ...
More than 25 years since its last album and in the wake of two members’ deaths, the indie-rock band releases a sprawling, ...
That’s the spirit behind this list — the 200 best rock songs of the 21st century so far. It’s a companion piece to our recent ...
Haiku Salut are one of a kind and always have been from the moment their debut EP, How We Got Along After the Yarn Bomb, landed in the summer of 2011. Fusing elements of folk, classical, chamber pop, ...
London indie rock/indie pop/alt four-piece Alphabet have shared their ruminative new single. Produced and mixed by guitarist ...
Band O.O.O delivers lo-fi indie pop through an OST. O.O.O's rendition of the Naver Webtoon Bunker's Day's eighth OST, "Why ...
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25 modern must-hear bands you've probably never heard of
Some of the best bands in history have gone criminally unnoticed. Just because the majority might not know of or appreciate a ...
The word “Hallmark” does most of the damage. Applied to a real town, its sweetness acquires a faintly patronising quality, reducing years of shared experience to an attractive setting.
Patrick Breen, a music journalist, fell in love with the band when “What Once Was” was first released. The Daily Californian ...
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