Irish indie/emo band, Hurling, have released their new single, “Out of Print,” and it’s not one to be missed! Delving into themes of anxiety, introversion and insecurity, Hurling don’t disappoint in the relatability department as “Out of Print” encapsulates disconnection… Continue Reading
San Francisco’s gloomy june are gearing up for the release of their forthcoming album and what better way to tease listeners than with a killer synth-pop/emo track to hold us over? New track, “Back From The Dead,” can best be… Continue Reading
Philadelphia’s Sharing Contest recently released their debut album, Lucky You!, and have been making quite a name for themselves in the Philly area music scene. They even have a killer cover of Taylor Swift’s “Style” that is a must hear!… Continue Reading
Nashville multi-instrumentalist and creator, David Michael Frank, has unleashed a powerful new track today set to become an anthem for anyone dealing with heartache. “F*** Me Over” is empowering as it is unapologetic as it pays homage to Frank’s emo… Continue Reading
Northwest artist, Lane Lines was dreamed up by Mandi L. Kimes. Taking experience from being behind the scenes in the music industry in Phoenix, a team of bandmates was recruited. Featuring Austin Harshman and Shaun Fleming, the trio are ready… Continue Reading
Los Angeles-based emo synthpop band, The Sometimes Island – comprised of Matt Blankenship Jr., Luke Bishop, Nick Lopiano, and Bryan Mears – are chock full of eighties vibes for days! Just in time for all of those summer playlists, the… Continue Reading
Out partying and bracing the freezing temperatures or staying in by yourself/with closed circle of your people – whichever you choose, having a killer New Year’s Eve playlist is essential to see out the good old times of 2017 and… Continue Reading
Certain bands play a huge role in our lives. Then, they somehow disappear from it only to re-surface years later. To add to the shock-value, they also usually adapt a new sound in the meantime. Talking about mighty The Used… Continue Reading
London-based duo See You At Home specialize in sad, dreamy vibes perfect for introverting and good sessions of self-reflection. “Mid-Party Depression” is one of those tracks that I’m particularity thrilled to finally hear – one where you can envision being… Continue Reading
Over the past decade, Paramore have become a worldwide phenomenon and it’s been a wild yet not easy ride for the band. They’ve sold out tours, been on top of the lists, and they’ve even won themselves a Grammy. We’re… Continue Reading