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There’s no shortage of songs about heartbreak, but Sam Drysdale finds a few interesting ways to approach the subject on his debut full-length album, Purgatory Cove. Across 13 tracks, the Toronto-based singer-songwriter moves between folk, Americana, and alternative pop, exploring everything from the frustration of a failed relationship to the comfort of having good people […]

Strange Pains, aka Boston-born songwriter Ted Bradley, today has released his new album The Diamond District I. Produced, engineered, and mixed by Joseph D’Agostino (Cymbals Eat Guitars, Empty Country), the LP is accompanied by the release of dreamy, surreal new single “Special Thing.” The LP is the first installment of Bradley’s forthcoming double album The Diamond District, with […]

Chicago based band Sleepwalk today have announced that they will release their new album, View From The Outside, on November 13th via MNRK Heavy. The announcement is accompanied by the textured, driving lead single “Sandbox.” The new record finds the four piece refining their blend of shoegaze, 90s alternative rock, and post-hardcore (in the vein of […]

Beauty School Dropout Talk to Jordan Edwards and Demi Ramos about their album and shows with blink-182.

In an era where vulnerability has become the new virtuosity, artists are pulling from their deepest truths to make music that actually feels human. Across the indie landscape, we’re seeing confessional songwriting take centre stage again. It’s not about perfection anymore; it’s about presence and the courage to tell the story as it really is. […]

Watch Ryan Woods perform two songs live and acoustic in Los Angeles.

With Coyote officially out now, Clever finally makes the record his fans and maybe even he himself have been waiting for. The 21-track project plays like a sonic memoir: 11 brand-new songs interlaced with 10 of the cuts that first earned him a reputation as one of music’s most unpredictable and affecting storytellers. Clever has […]

G Flip’s new album Dream Ride isn’t just inspired by the ‘80s; it sounds like the ‘80s. During recording, the Australian musician created a studio environment with real background singers, a saxophone, epic drum fills, and guitar solos. Intially a drummer, G Flip has evolved into a pop star capable of emotional hooks and arena-ready […]

Jordan Edwards talks to Prince Royce about his new album, Eterno. Plus, Demi Ramos interviews rising Latin star VALÉ.

Jordan Edwards and Demi Ramos talk to Counting Crows’ Adam Duritz about returning to the studio, the story behind “Mr. Jones,” and how he came to write the theme to Shrek 2.