Tributes

Jane’s Party deliver something quietly stunning with Comfortable People. Breezy on the surface, the song carries the kind of self-aware reflection that sneaks up on …

Marni’s Bee Stings hits with fuzzy nostalgia and raw-hearted charm. There’s something effortlessly real about the way it blends 90s alt-rock textures with emotional clarity—distorted …

Air Quotes‘ Our Sides of Town captures the quiet ache of fading friendships with rare emotional precision. There’s something beautifully restrained in its unfolding—melancholic lyrics, …

Spoonfed’s Running Home feels like a heartfelt anthem from a band stepping confidently into the light. As their first official release, it’s surprisingly polished—melodic, raw, …

Gwen Laster’s Keepers of the Flame hit me like a story I didn’t know I needed to hear. Rooted in African myth and brought to …

Born from insomnia and isolation, Night Captivity is In Covert’s most hauntingly melodic offering yet—a post-lockdown reverie wrapped in shoegaze mist and post-punk unease. Warped …

Softie’s listless drifts like a sun-faded memory, perfectly capturing the essence of slacker rock with a shoegaze shimmer. It’s unhurried and hazy, letting washed-out guitars …

REPTILIAN is a concise blast of intensity from Lone Kodiak, signaling a raw shift in tone for the LA outfit. Clocking in under two minutes, …

Awee is a lush, high-energy blend of dubstep and drum & bass, pulsing with both power and warmth. Kaiyo, a Pacific Northwest-based artist, channels a …

With raw hooks and a thick alt rock pulse, Hey captures the inner tug-of-war between gratitude and restless yearning. Noiseheads channel a sound that’s both …