The Bad Radio’s New Techno Rock – More Sugar
On the new single “More Sugar,” The Bad Radio delivers positive vibes, techno grooves and rocking guitars.
On the new single “More Sugar,” The Bad Radio delivers positive vibes, techno grooves and rocking guitars.
Superhalo’s “Slide – Calluna Trip” is 5:25 of stoned Polish guitar-rock perfection.
On “Cold Country” JD Wilson tells a tale of longing, regret and reconciliation over a rootsy Rock groove.
The Nearlies conjure a smoky Pulp Fiction-worthy Surf Rock groove on their new single, “Two Wrongs.”
Atari Pilot’s “Wrong Captain” is a tale of isolation and defiance in the face of looming disaster, told with a cool Alt-Rock groove and soulful vocals.
Black Magick Marching Band embrace the weird vibes of ancient myths and hippie grooves.
Swami Lushbeard is back with the deeply personal yet universally relatable, mellow Prog-Rock gem “The Truth.”
Norway’s One and a Half Dog drop the heavy and powerful “Fire in the Hole,” taking cues from 50 years of ROCK.
On the smooth “Sunken Ship,” Scott Garcia drops introspective nautical metaphors over a cool Reggae groove
On “Something with Oceans,” The Arthurs return with surf guitar riffs and some cool, classic Alt-Rock moods
On “My Angel” By Small Ruin and Bryan Mullis tell a universally relatable tale with deeply personal lyrics and smart, wildly creative music.
On the soulful and bluesy acoustic “It Will Be OK,” Comin’ Home the Band offers empathy, understanding and catharsis
Late Rental’s new song and video, “Around Here” is a soulful and introspective sign of our times
On “Issa Vibe,” Chicago’s The North and Wells Band drop a smooth and funky bit of 70’s inspired soul.
AGBAT is a brand new music production studio project on Lazy S’ Records in Øystese Norway. The group is the brainchild of songwriting team and
On “It’s Not Real,” Ireland’s Pale Blue Moon weaves Goth angst with a high voltage Modern Rock guitar rhythm.
Miss Ms Ruby’s “Stay Where the Stars Stay” is the sound of the end of the after party, with one six-pack left and a couple of guitars
On “Cluster of Narratives” James O’Connor explores the weight and worthiness of past, present and future.
Freddy Charles plays every masterful note on “Dissolve,” a smooth downtempo groove with shades of Jazz, Blues and Progressive Rock.
On “Open Up Your Mind,” Detroit rockers Second Hand Mojo make a heartfelt plea to the world for 2020, “Listen to me and i’ll listen to you.”
On their debut “All Aboard,” Chicago trio The Sinclair Express rip through decades of Bluesy Psychedelic Alt-Rock
Boston rockers, Heavy AmericA get a little psychedelic, and a little Punk on their latest single “If You Care.”
“Blessed Through the TV” continues the Cat Ryan penchant for insidiously making us think, with quirky Pop hooks clever lyrics
On “Clover Drive,” Quince & 9th forge their own unique path with a mix of Latin, Alternative and traditional Rock grooves.
Detroit Progressive Rock band At Any Moment comes from a great tradition of young, socially conscious rockers.
On “Take me With You,” By Small Ruin’s Bryan Mullis dreams of the possibilities after an old girlfriend catches up with him online.
Lithic’s “Nightmares” moves from a funky danceable groove to heavy metal riff rock, paired with an infectious melody and thoughtful lyrics.
Lucid Ending is an Alternative band from Edmonton, AB. The Canadian quartet specializes in hard hitting, thought provoking, guitar driven Rock.
Melotika’s “Bury the Bones” is a dark Alt Electro-Pop story of a fictional romantic break-up, told from the perspective of a disturbed individual.
Pandu Hutomo’s “South City” is an epic Pop narrative of love and regret.
Jason James Casha’s “ISO2020” is one part arena glam-rock and one part modern Punk as he rages against the COVID machine.
DownTown Mystic’s “Modern Ways” is a realist’s view of our noisy world delivered via a Chuck Berry-style barn-burning guitar rocker.
On “No Tomorrow” Jeffrey McCullough laments the past in a Modern Rock plea for a second chance.
Golden Halos take on Prince’s “When You Were Mine” with a Bowie-esque cinematic arrangement.
On “Greenjacket” Kanna blends ethereal guitars and keys an organic rhythmic groove and thoughtful, earnest vocals.
“I Still Believe,” by LAW is a mellow and emotional rock ballad about keeping faith in the face of hardship
Sweden history ROCKS. Carolus is a new metal band out of Stockholm whom are both prove of that fact and a celebration of it.
Southern California’s IT’s BUTTER is a freeform stew of musical styles that comes together into a single unique sound.
Bryan Mullis and By Small Ruin slow things down on “Feel Your Breath,” a mellow story of two young lovers.
“A Manic Hello” continues Spoonuel’s cerebral adventures into experimental 70’s influenced lo-fi Indie Pop.
The Distractions Return After 12 Years with “Shake the Feeling,” a personal song about shifting priorities in the age of COVID
State to State drops a raunchy guitar romp combining zombie movie imagery with erotic fantasy.