After a quarter of a century hiatus, the Cali-based catalysts of alt-punk melodicism, Course of Ruin, return with Beneath a Burning Sky, the opening track of their new EP, The
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Tuning into both Y2K indie nostalgia and the sombreness of Christmas that only the most candid admit to, Makaio Huizar strung his heartstrings into Merry Xmas I Guess, a seasonal
Photo Credit: Dave Weatherall The National Independent Talent Organization (NITO) is urging Senate support for the American Music Fairness Act (AMFA), which would compel AM/FM radio stations to begin coughing
Leiting & Van Kammen dig through the annals of history to parable what still remains in modernity in Oh, the White Death, excavating ancient, immortal corners of the soul and
Nicole Alison channelled conversationally quaint indie pop into Almost Christmas; a track that scratches the whimsical itch while gently abstracting you from the idea that this time of year revolves around
suscie has dropped the demo of NICE, yet it already feels like any studio polish would scour the soul from this emo trap electronica release. The grimy intimacy is the
Photo Credit: Selah Vie International In today’s global music ecosystem, success is increasingly defined by global impact. For independent artists and labels, breaking through internationally has traditionally been an exercise
The Death of God, the Death of the Algorithm When Jean-Paul Sartre wrote that existence precedes essence, he probably wasn’t thinking of musicians queuing to pitch their lives’ work to
Avantide deliver the rare capacity to melodically unfray your nerves while sating even the most voracious appetite for indie art rock aesthetics in Sleep It Off, a track that moves
There is a list of accolades that could easily become taller than the Empire State Building trailing behind saxist and composer Inbar Solomon and his Inbar Solomon Sextet as they
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