Los Angeles-based post-punk project, Personality Cult, is the brainchild of prolific artist/songwriter, James Clifford. Releasing his self-titled debut EP on June 1, Personality Cult’s first single, “Decay,” offers a hazy, synth-heavy intensity meant for daydreaming on lawn chairs on a… Continue Reading
The world was introduced to Bishop Briggs back in early 2016 when she released her debut single, “Wild Horses,” and when she was just operating under the name BISHOP. With just one listen to the indie-perfect track, there was a… Continue Reading
Word on the street is that La Bouquet has their debut album done. The bad news is, we’re probably going to have to wait a bit longer due to a label shake up. However, the silver lining is that we… Continue Reading
Chicago indie/alternative duo, Still + Storm – comprised of husband and wife Rachel and Dave Raymond – specialize in experimental, edgy vibes reminiscent of Wall Of Trophies, Halsey and oddly enough, a lighter side of Garbage. While Rachel wades in… Continue Reading
There are bands you discover on a whim and then there are bands you fall madly in love with without looking back. Their lyrics speak your truths, your pains, and your wild, crazy, burning volcanic love. Their mere presence makes… Continue Reading
There’s something about Los Angeles indie trio, Wallows, that makes all the uncomfortable parts of life more bearable. After dazzling listeners throughout 2017 with a slew of singles, the band has unleashed their debut EP, Spring, out on Atlantic Records.… Continue Reading
“I know it hurts It’s hard to breathe sometimes.” You know those songs that have a way of reaching you exactly when you need them? It’s like they’re a message from the universe that everything is going to be okay… Continue Reading
The talent that is Annabel Allum has taken us by storm early this year and later on, a live performance well strengthened our support for the foreseeable future. Good news is, she’s back with a new track! “Rascal” is the… Continue Reading
Today’s Song Of The Day comes to you from another realm that we all hold so near and dear to our hearts: 1998. While Garbage’s “Lick The Pavement” may have been a beloved b-side for hardcore fans, it is now… Continue Reading
The way For Esmé’s Martha Meredith unapologetically faces her demons through song is something we’ve always admired about her, especially as women going through the same things. There’s a certain sense of comfort in knowing that there are female artists… Continue Reading