Psych-pop four-piece, Carnivals, are a blast from the past in the most modern way…if that makes any sense. Dwelling in the depths of South East London, the band explores sounds of 60’s psychedelia with influences from modern day greats such… Continue Reading
Long Beach electronic trio, Missing Words, premiered their debut single, “Memories,” right here this past fall, but if you missed all the hype, now’s your chance to fall in love with them. Today they release their debut EP of the… Continue Reading
We can all agree that 2016 was a disastrous year in global matters, and I have lost part of myself, too halfway through, tumble-weeding into a dark headspace where I have also stopped caring about one of the things that… Continue Reading
It’s hard to believe that it’s been almost two years since The New Division‘s last release, Gemini, stole the hearts of electronic & synth geeks alike. Kicking off 2017 the right way with new EP, Precision, a new sound for… Continue Reading
Let me start off with a little story: Before there was flor, there was a band from Hood River, OR called Sunderland comprised of three of the four members of what we now know as flor. I remember seeing them… Continue Reading
Our most anticipated album of 2017 is without a doubt the debut from indie-pop’s flor. At last, we have the first single from that forthcoming release, “Hold On,” at the palm of our hands today, and right on opening night… Continue Reading
Vancouver indie-rock trio, Said The Whale, are gearing up for the release of As Long As Your Eyes Are Wide on March 31 – an album that was recorded in the midst of significant change in lineup. With no preconceptions… Continue Reading
New York’s Ursae is an avant-pop project of musician Andrew Campbell. Existing comfortably between indie, alternative and electronic, the singer’s newest track, “So Green Her Eyes,” takes on a deeper meaning, even giving off a 90’s alt-pop vibe that’s hard… Continue Reading
There’s no better way to kick of our 2017 coverage than with a new track from The xx. The London indie trio are gearing up for the release of their third record, I See You, on January 13 and have… Continue Reading
Well here we are, folks! It’s New Year’s Eve and we think it’s safe to say that 2016 wore out its welcome ages ago. At last, tonight is the night we say farewell to a hellish year and hello to… Continue Reading