Posts in category Highlights

Kitsch introduce themselves with Jazz Chords, a tongue in cheek indie rock breakup anthem that leans fully into its own melodrama. Built on jazzy flourishes, …

Von Veh return with All Evidence, a sharp edged indie rock cut that pairs tight instrumentation with a story that cuts deeper than it first …

Sever waste no time on Believer, launching into a high velocity blend of alt rock and metalcore that feels urgent from the first bar. The …

ANGER MGMT. dive headfirst into psychological turbulence on Under My Skin, delivering a track that simmers with tension before erupting in waves of raw intensity. …

Mount Mural let loose on Out and down with a rush of distortion and momentum that feels gloriously unrestrained. Fuzzy, reverb soaked guitars collide with …

Hexxes arrive with Fragile Things like a storm system rolling in from the industrial underground. Crushing rhythms collide with serrated synth lines and distorted guitar …

The Yum Yum Tree return with Shine, and it instantly feels like a love letter to the golden age of 90s female fronted indie pop. …

Coldsaint strips things back on Fight No More, delivering an emotional hip hop cut anchored by acoustic guitar and unfiltered honesty. The production stays minimal, …

Compact Utility’s happy mode hits with an abrasive jolt, channeling the jagged spirit of no wave and that distinctly 80s strain of synth driven discomfort. …

A.S. Fanning’s Now I’m In Love feels like stepping into light after wandering through psychological fog. Opening with shimmering synth textures before that unmistakable baritone …