If you’re a fan of electronic’s finest, The New Division, you’ve probably been on your toes with anticipation for new single, “Vicious,” from the band’s forthcoming EP, Precision. At last, the wait (and teasing) is over! In true TND fashion,… Continue Reading
Native of France but now Brooklyn-based artist, Stella In The Clouds, is a multi-instrumentalist/singer-songwriter and producer that has been turning heads with her newest release, Awake We Dream. Blending elements of electronic, trip-hop and post-rock, fans of Garbage, Portishead and… Continue Reading
LA newcomers Blushh are the real thing with a dose of 90’s nostalgia – our two favorite things! Fronted by singer Shab Ferdowsi, Blushh recently released their debut single, “Are We Too Far?” – a heaping dose of relationship drama… Continue Reading
New Jersey alt-rock quartet, Wyland, are gearing up for the release of their new EP, Snake Hill, on March 3 and first single, “Lights Go Dark,” just might be the catalyst to something huge. It’s easy to mark them with… Continue Reading
Is there anything better than new music from one of your favorite emerging acts? We think not. New track from London’s Luna Bay, “Smoke and Mirrors,” is everything we needed this week and then some. Dark and dreamy, this one… Continue Reading
Upon first listen, Charlotte, NC alternative band, Wild Domestic, will transport you right back to 2004. New single, “Author,” is a gripping breakup anthem tinged with paranoia reminiscent of Jimmy Eat World and Paramore that should have listeners hooked within… Continue Reading
When I first discovered Melbourne’s The Paper Kites earlier this year with their gorgeous track, “Electric Indigo,” I was smitten. Since then, their sophomore record, twelvefour, has taken me on many journeys of personal growth – from the unbearable pain… Continue Reading
Toronto indie-pop quartet, The Nursery, have resurrected some dead celebrities in their new video for “Everybody’s Famous.” From Michael Jackson to Marilyn Monroe to Amy Winehouse, there’s no shortage of music legends as the band explores the toxic scene of… Continue Reading
Miami’s PJ Aviles is onto something special with new track, “King of Babylon.” A pop/rock jam tinged with 90’s alternative sensibilities, Aviles delights with opening lines of, “Sometimes I find my way, sometimes I let it find me,” as the… Continue Reading
You might remember Fort Lauderdale’s Alex Di Leo from reputable rock band, Wyld Fly. After parting ways in 2014, the singer set out to find a unique sound of his own; the result lies in his debut solo EP, So… Continue Reading