It’s true what they say that “good love is hard to find,” especially in this day and age where instant gratification and emotionless relationships tend to reign over anything meaningful. Aly & AJ want to change that with new track,… Continue Reading
Ever since Alessia Cara burst onto the scene with her introvert/anti-party anthem, “Here,” in 2015, we have been living for her every move. After all, she’s our people and she just gets it. You gotta love artists like that! It… Continue Reading
While it’s no secret that most indie-pop greats of today hail from good ol’ Los Angeles, Talk Time just might be the best you’ll hear out of LA in a long time. Today marks the release of the band’s debut… Continue Reading
The ways we tend to stumble upon music these days are probably my most favorite stories to tell. My journey upon discovering indie-pop queen, Rainsford, was one of intentional desire to attend Aly & AJ’s Gramercy Theatre show in NYC… Continue Reading
Indie-electronic duo, Sleeping Lion, have teamed up with indie-chill duo, DAVVN, for spectacular new track, “Felt Something,” that will without a doubt give you all the feels! Taking on the tale of a hazy night out while catching the glance… Continue Reading
After teasing us with new track, “You Could Have Been The One,” back in February, our darlings in Coasts have returned with “First Love.” Taken from the band’s forthcoming album, This Life, Vol. 2, “First Love” breaks away from the… Continue Reading
LA’s Personality Cult has unleashed his self-titled debut EP today with “Sirens” as the final track on this short but sweet journey that hopefully will lead us to more music this year. With rough production techniques adding in a post-punk… Continue Reading
Something magical happens when artists leave a major label. Not to say we’re against all things major and corporate, but there’s no denying the glow of freedom in the eyes of an artist after a shakeup; when the creativity that… Continue Reading
Doesn’t it seem like just yesterday The 1975 were getting ready to release 2016’s I Like It When You Sleep, For You Are So Beautiful Yet So Unaware Of It? Yet here we here two years later with a brand… Continue Reading
When Garbage fans think of Version 2.0, one word tends to come to mind: iconic. 1998 saw the release of the band’s ambitious sophomore effort – a forward-thinking follow-up to the band’s alternative-tinged 1995 self-titled debut that turned heads and… Continue Reading