Dec 5th – Pacific North West locals Mother Mariposa just released their debut full length ‘The Monarch Key’, and it’s an ethereal experience for the dancer in all of us. The collection of 7 shoegaze songs is a dynamic example of creativity, passion, and a love of music. Ranging from upbeat and energetic to thoughtful and melancholic, ‘The Monarch Key’ is guaranteed to have something … Continue reading The Monarch Key – New LP by Mother Mariposa

Dec 5th – Philly locals Uncle Dan are here to bring you pure punk rock with their new self-titled record ‘Uncle Dan’ (streaming now on Spotify)- complete with a new music video. The 5-song EP has everything you could ask for, from gang vocals to a trumpet solo. Showcasing classic punk elements, such as shouted vocals, crashing drum beats, and punchy guitar solos, Uncle Dan … Continue reading Uncle Dan – New EP by Uncle Dan

Dec 4th – The weather is getting colder, but for Edmonton-based folk pop band Scenic Route to Alaska, new music is just heating up. The band recently released ‘Give A Little’, a single that marks the band’s first new music in over 18 months. The song, a melancholy tune rife with folk-rock and blues influences, is a gentle reminder to do more and ‘give a … Continue reading ‘Give A Little’ – New Single by Scenic Route to Alaska

Nov 26th – Earlier this month, Seattle-based groove-rockers Low Hums released their LP ‘Zzyzx’, the perfect album for the intergalactic alien in all of us. The 11-track collection of songs offers something new and refreshing, while staying true to the guitar-heavy, rock-heavy roots of their influences- bands such as Pink Floyd, the Grateful Dead, and The Doors. From start-to-finish, Low Hums delivers a fuzz-filled record … Continue reading Zzyzx – LP by Low Hums

Nov 20th – New Jersey indie-pop-rockers Pollyanna are here to bring you a little bit of summer in the Fall! Their new single ‘I Promise, I’m Lying’, released on November 18th, is an upbeat, electric ode to waiting by the phone, and we can’t get enough! ‘I Promise, I’m Lying’ is catchy, bouncy, and perfect for any of the jealous partners out there waiting for … Continue reading ‘I Promise, I’m Lying’ – New Single and Music Video by Pollyanna

Oct 25th – Louisville, KY local Molly O’Malley released the EP There’s Always More Show today, and it is 15 minutes of indie pop magic. The release marks the first full band EP of O’Malley’s solo project, and contains four tracks of equal parts dark, melodic, passionate, and honest. O’Malley’s vocals effortlessly drift across the songs, while hypnotizing guitar riffs dance from track to track. … Continue reading There’s Always More Show EP by Molly O/Malley- Music Review

Oct 25th – Philadelphia indie rockers The Retinas released their eponymous LP today, and we are here for it! Listeners can expect a dynamic, passionate collection of songs from this record, good for everything from introspection to your next party playlist. The record is 11 high energy, emotion-packed tracks long, and features stellar songwriting and musicianship from each of the three-piece’s members. Some stand-out tracks … Continue reading The Retinas LP- Music Review

Friday, October 11th – Aaron Semer released the folk-y, punk-y, melanchol-y ‘Settle In’ today, the second single off his upcoming record which has been titled Cape Disappointment– but don’t let the name fool you; Semer’s thoughtful lyricism and warm, clear guitar chords make for music that is anything but a disappointment. ‘Settle In’ is a song about chasing your dreams while also being in a relationship with someone you … Continue reading ‘Settle In’ Single by Aaron Semer – Review

Seattle’s very own SassyBlack released her third full-length record titled ‘Ancient Mahogany Gold’ on September 13th, and we can’t get enough of it. Combining elements of psychedelic, jazz, and pop, SassyBlack delivers a rich collection of songs that guides you through an interstellar journey into her world – and beyond. It’s no secret that SassyBlack is a force to be reckoned with – as a … Continue reading SassyBlack ‘Ancient Mahogany Gold’ – LP Review