Planet B’s “War’s Coming Home” Tours Our Current Hellscape
Planet B’s Justin Pearson has accumulated a discography that impressively hangs together without repetition, and this is yet another powerful entry.
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Tenille Townes Says “we could use a little more” (premiere)
Tenille Townes’ “we could use a little more” works as a necessary anodyne to the troubled times in which we live. Extreme times call for radical responses.
Gouge Away Continue Their Ferocious Run on “Figurine”
Gouge Away’s “Figurine” is perhaps even a little prettier in the verses than the highlights of Deep Sage.
Indianapolis Punks D.R.L.N. Reach New Heights
D.R.L.N. have gotten closer than ever to capturing their live experience on the singles they have released recently.
In Taroug’s “1995”, Menace Lurks Childlike Wonder
There’s a real “something-wicked-this-way-comes” energy here in Taroug’s “1995”.
Girls Against Boys’ Scott McCloud Looks Back on “Make It to Forever”
Girls Against Boys’ Scott McCloud shares his new single, the title track from his upcoming album, Make It to Forever, out on 30th January.
Band of Horses’ Beloved Bonus Track Is the Perfect Fit
Band of Horses release a video for the new track” (Biding Time Is a) Boat to Row” from the upcoming 20th anniversary edition of Everything All The Time.
Aubrie Sellers Goes “Subatomic” on New Concept Album (premiere)
Country artist Aubrie Sellers shares the first single and video from her forthcoming concept album, Attachment Theory.
Luther Dickinson Asks “Who Do You Love” (premiere)
Luther Dickinson is dipping back into the well of his influences with a new solo album of classic blues songs from the Grateful Dead, out on 17 October.
Hodari Is Playfully Naughty in ‘Goma Sessions’ (Premiere)
Brazilian multi artist Hodari sings sex and modern love in an intimate performance for Goma Sessions, premiered at PopMatters.
Jon Cleary Goes “Uptown Downtown” to Celebrate New Orleans (premiere)
Jon Cleary’s catchy song celebrates the joys of Mardi Gras and NOLA with a swingin’ beat, rollicking piano, and sweet brass sounds.
Délirant Produce Monsters During the Sleep of Reason (premiere)
Spanish dissonant black metal act Délirant torture the mind through the mid-tempo exploration of the within in this new premiere track.