We can always count on DC duo, Wall Of Trophies, to bring the hazy, synthy vibes and the band’s new video for “Left Behind” does not disappoint! Using Resolume VJ Software, WoT’s Will Copps and Brittany Jean crafted a beautiful… Continue Reading
Our favorite sister trio, HAIM, have returned and we are SO here for this new era! New track, “Summer Girl,” is a breezy summer anthem with some killer sax intertwined throughout the entire track, making it quite the infectious sunny… Continue Reading
flor continues to be the gift that keeps on giving. Fans were treated to an early listen to new track, “money,” off of the band’s forthcoming sophomore record, ley lines, and it’s a banger. Taking on a similar vibe to… Continue Reading
Manchester, UK dream-pop band, Juliper Sky, will be your new obsession; mark our words! The dreamy indie five-piece just released their debut single, “Heaven,” last week and it is chock full of gooey shoegazy goodness set to propel you into… Continue Reading
It’s been a long time since we’ve last heard from Night Riots. Following the last one of many promotional tours for their 2016 debut full length, Love Gloom, the California five-piece took a step back from the public eye, spending… Continue Reading
When it comes to the synthy goodness of The New Division and Panic Division, there’s no division here! Both artists carry a certain charisma that can only be captured in their respective material, but when blended together, there’s no denying… Continue Reading
It’s been a little over a year since The New Division’s last release so needless to say, the excitement for new music was high. Luckily, we don’t have to wait any longer for TND’s signature synthy goodness as the release… Continue Reading
We first introduced you to the infectious sounds of indie-pop’s MONACO back in November with their sun-soaked “Such A Vibe,” then again a month later with their dreamy track, “Blush.” Now, the band is preparing for world domination with new… Continue Reading
ley lines – apparent alignments of landmarks, religious sites, and man-made structures with the pseudoscientific belief that these apparent lines are not accidental speculates and that they are straight navigable paths that have spiritual significance. If that doesn’t accurately describe… Continue Reading
It’s a good thing that Brooklyn sad-pop trio, EXNATIONS, have a song on their new EP titled “John Hughes Movie Soundtrack” because one listen to their shimmering eighties-inspired synthpop and you’ll literally feel like you’re standing next to Molly Ringwald… Continue Reading