Tyler Stone pulls at the heartstrings with his minimalist, emotions-laid-bare approach in “Brother”. Read the review.
Rush Hour Soul grabs us from the very start with their powerful indie rock sound in “Chemistry”. Read the review.
Riffindots delivers an energetic and zany splash of rock and roll in their single “Everytime”. Read the review.
NEBO and collaborators achieve near-perfect tranquility in their minimalist track “Drifting”. Read the review.
Athena Maria packs a 90s rock punch with her euphoria-searching anthem “Lemon Juice”. Read the review.
Dymer delivers melancholy lyrics packaged in brightly colored indie rock. Read the review.
Derek Palango finds just the right balance of sounds to set us into a trance in “Icarus”. Read the review.
Color Palette continues to evolve his signature indie rock/pop sound in the Zombie EP. Read the review.
Side Hustle Prophets embody the paranormal spirit of Halloween in their single Roadkill Love Story. Read the review.
Bernice Marsala offers us a defiant piece of pop in her reimagining of an earlier singer-songwriter release. Read the review.
Adam Kyle delivers an indie Americana ear worm with a thought-provoking storyline in his latest single Tough Kid. Read the review.
TANYA serenades us in her new single with silken alt pop and leaves us with the question of what is being sugarcoated. Read the review.
When In May takes us on a musical adventure through several genres in their Dynamics In The Morning EP. Read the review.
Tyler Stone’s Walking in the Clouds effortlessly mesmerizes us with dreamy tones and matching lyrical themes. Read the review.
Steve Schmitt sticks to the down and dirty blues in his humorous take on aging, “Getting Old Is Killing Me”. Read the review.
The Communal Well’s new single Hide Away takes us down a whimsical path of intertwining folk tones. Read the review.
Aerhart’s second album The Keeper builds on the artist’s debut and takes on a new level of boldness and decisiveness. Read the review.
We had the chance to chat with Color Palette about their new shoegazey single “Anywhere At All”. Read the interview and review.
Hello London takes us deeper into his songs with a new acoustic album “The Shoreline Sessions”. Read the review.
Agaaze invites us into a musical experience that is both introspective and dance-worthy in his third album Cherry Town. Read the review.
Gabrielle Ornate has released a captivating music video set in the wilderness for her eco anthem “Haunted Earth”. Read about it and watch here.
Todd & Karen compile their greatest hits in their latest album “Singles” and discuss their efforts to take on the plastic pollution crisis. Read the Music and Planet Artist highlight.
Gabrielle spoke with us about her spellbinding new single Haunted Earth. Check out the interview.
Nick Lawrence takes us on a refreshing ride back in time to an imagined scene of a medieval tavern in his Of Ash and Oak EP. Read the review.
Indigo Daydream inspires kindness and positive action in his latest track Be The Sunshine. Read the review.
Vintage Pictures bring a new angle to indie rock in their single Purple Dino. Read the review.
Chris McConville dazzles us with 70s pop, rock, and psychedelic influences in his three versions of his highly catchy “You On the Brain”. Read the review.
Elephants of Style dig into minimalism and tonal subtlety in their single Harris Gate. Read the review.
Two Moons Under takes us deep into his world with an explosion of emotion and creative spark in EP 2. Read the review.
Hello London takes us on a nostalgic dive into the emo genre in The Changing Tide album. Read the review.
Second Ascension takes us on an epic psych rock journey in his 9-minute single Green Tide. Read the review.
DUEL NATIVE delivers a dose of joyful whimsy in his latest live single “Sense of You”. Read the review.
AMBER deliver a pure and gritty classic rock sound in their EP “Cash is King”. Read the review.
Couchboy evokes earlier decades of rock in his 11-track LP Summer. Read the review.
Suite Sensations defies genre and hits a tonal sweet spot in “Love Spam Caller”. Read the review.
Find yourself transported to the mountains in Swallowtail and the Kaleidoscope’s “Barefoot”. Read the review.
Danny Arcane (@dannyarcane) delivers incisive commentary with a 90s rock punch in his latest single “Following”. Read the review.
Explore a new angle on prog rock in Avenue East’s (@avenueeastband) debut LP. Read the review.
Float away on the waves of warm guitars in Jack Sklivas’ Melting Clock. Read the review.
Expect the unexpected in the latest track from psychedelic rockers Retrognome. Read the review.
Hightop Hangover (@hightop_hangover) invites us to explore the intersections of darkness and light in his latest single “Garbage”. Read the review.
Indigo Daydream (@indigo.daydream.music) opens our minds to hopeful curiosity in What If It All Works Out. Read the review.
Gabrielle Ornate’s (@gabrielleornate) single Nine Lives is another step forward in her genre-defying path. Read the review.
Kelly Flatley’s (@kellyflatley) debut EP is a triumph of dark indie folk. Read the review.
Todd and Karen’s (@todd.karen.music) latest single is full of baroque pop charm. Read the review.
Tyler Nimon (@tylernimon) delivers an inventive and sonically diverse take on Americana in his Carpe Diem EP. Read the review.
Gabrielle Ornate (@gabrielleornate) is back with perhaps her boldest statement yet in her latest single “Enchantress of Sound”. Read the review.
Aerhart’s (@aerhart_) debut album Wallflower is a genre-bending sonic journey rooted in both classical and indie rock. Read the review.
Slaney Bay’s (@slaneybay) 5-song EP is a reminder of different times in the world of indie rock. Read the review.
Gabrielle Ornate (@gabrielleornate) takes us on a journey through multiple eras of pop and rock with her latest single Delirium. Read the review.
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