Wisconsin collective Proud Parents excites with a sound that's vintage 1987 on their debut album.
The title cut from Willie Nile's upcoming LP Children of Paradise is a powerful portrait of the timely and timeless.
Americana artist Josh King's latest single "Dreamer's Dream" is a scorching ballad that dives deep into the heart of a midlife crisis.
Los Angeles-based indie poppers Cannons release their next scorcher with the ensnaring "Round and Round".
The Flaming Lips' Jake Ingalls' tuneful, experimental outfit Spaceface teams with Mike Friddman for a sonic odyssey.
Automatisme's music falls into the experimental end of electronic music as his new album, Transit, takes calculated samples from field recordings made at transit sites in Canada.
De'Anza has been called the leading lady of Latin alternative. Her new video for "Want" and upcoming EP demonstrate why.
The feeling of the inevitable and a hope for peace collide in new track from Los Angeles trio yOya.
Playful but unforgettable, the Rungs create joyful noise with new single "Trees".
Moira Smiley's video for "Dressed in Yellow" sets the complexities of father-daughter relationships to a healing ballad.
Toronto-based bluegrass band the Slocan Ramblers aren't afraid to bring raw prowess to the forefront with their fiery original number "Just to Know".
Philadelphia quartet Oldermost dazzles with the soothing and the strange on "Same to Me".
YouTube favorite Mikey Wax comes front-and-center in new video about love's simplicity, "Big Little Life".
Ex-Centro-matic artist Scott Danbom releases an atmospheric rock tune ahead of his new project Static Diary's self-titled debut album.
Gutsy, gutter-y and guttural, New York's Stringer celebrate their hometown's grittier side on "Ghosts".
Chicago electropop duo Low Swans offer a timely song that examines the way in which we relay and disclose information online.
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