Ever since Wall Of Trophies made their way into our inbox back in 2016, the notion of hope no longer seemed impossible. After releasing their critically-praised debut album, Heliograph, the duo – comprised of Brittany Jean and Will Copps –… Continue Reading
They say third time’s a charm, but for Vaeda Black, we’re pretty sure she’s had all the guts and glory all along. However, new track, “Run Fast” – which we are thrilled to be premiering here today – is unlike… Continue Reading
Just when you thought you couldn’t possibly adore lovelytheband any more, they go and release one hell of a tearjerker of a music video for current single, “maybe, i’m afraid.” Taken from the band’s hit debut album, finding it hard… Continue Reading
Listening to a Lostboycrow track has always felt like coming home. Whether you’re a lost soul looking for a home or a kindred soul searching for their tribe, there’s always something genuine to marvel over, which is something we’ve always… Continue Reading
RIYL: Cuecliché, COIN, Smallpools Cincinnati indie-pop trio, Malibu Wild, may be new on your radar, but these guys are heating up the industry in a big way. Comprised of Joey Trentman, Corey Witsken, and Zach Backus, Malibu Wild may only… Continue Reading
Sometimes, the only way to find yourself is to look around and realize you are the key to everything you’ve ever wanted. For LA-based musician/producer Gabby Bianco, that is exactly what happened. After relying on other producers to bring her… Continue Reading
RIYL: Michelle Branch, Third Eye Blind, Liz Phair One listen to Seattle-based emerging artist, Branik, and you’ll feel like you were transported to 1999. Not mad. SO here for that! If you’re dying to escape all things 2019, we don’t… Continue Reading
RIYL: Wallows, INXS, Duran Duran Florida indie/new wave quartet, Youth Antics, take nostalgia to a whole new level! The band – comprised of Derek Luna, Dylan Nicholas, Pete Bell, and Cameron Luna – manage to effortlessly blend the sights and… Continue Reading
Ever since the indie/alternative goodness of Talk Time’s “Year Of Self” made its way into our inbox last summer, we have been smitten. Created from scratch in a warehouse in the Lincoln Heights neighborhood of East Los Angeles, the band… Continue Reading
We might have to wait a big longer for La Bouquet’s debut album, Sad People Dancing, to drop – April 26 to be exact – but the bright side to all of this is that the suspense is going to… Continue Reading