The Blue Stones – How’s That Sound?

Sharply dressed and ready to rock, Ontario’s The Blue Stones have a new spin on the blues genre. How’s That Sound? is the sophomore album from the band and the sound is just what we need on a Friday night at the bar. It’s spirited & loud but the blues influence takes center stage and demands your attention. Grab your friends, grab a pint, and grab this album. Read More

The Good Lion – S/T

Singer/songwriter Luke Tower’s latest release has got our attention. His third album under the moniker The Good Lion has a indie sound tinged with folk and plays well to the genre. Read More

The Judy Blooms – Judy EP

Dreamy lo-fi encapsulates the southern California vibe. And although The Judy Blooms hail from Brooklyn, we still have to hand it to them for creating such a great way to enjoy the remaining days of summer. The Judy EP is five tracks of sun-burnt guitars and a kodachrome state of mind.  Read More

The Vandies – Hit & Run

Upbeat and driven rock from the PNW. The Vandies are dishing out garage punk with a taste of pop. This riot grrrl sound is meant to be played loud. Read More

In The Valley Below – Peaches

LA based In The Valley Below has recently dropped their single “Peaches” on us. The track has already undergone the remix treatment by both Passion Pit and We Love Machines but we find ourselves loving the original version the best. Read More

Isosine – Ninezero

Picture a dystopian society, full of gloom and darkness. Ninezero encompasses the music of Nine Inch Nails and Trifonic. Opening with an incredibly dark track, “HYPERVIOLENCE,” and closing on a more melancholy tone, “Zeros and Ones.” The album has been crafted to exude controlled chaos. Read More

Lions – Forgettingism

Previously featured post-hardcore rockers, Lions, have returned with a two song EP entitled Forgettingism. Both tracks are solid and a steal at a name your price option. We dig it and you will too.

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Glowbug – Suit of Swords

In need of some fun music? Look no further than Daniel Anderson’s electro project Glowbug. On top of it being perfect for summertime, Daniel has an altruistic take on how his music should be purchased; making it available for free and preferring payment be made in donations to cancer research. Check out the blurb below, donate if you can, and spread the word! Read More

Teen Girl Scientist Monthly – Modern Dances

Bright-eyed indie straight from Brooklyn, where the summers are hot and hip. TGSM latest album, Modern Dances is a hugely danceable and fun soundtrack ready to sit shotgun on your adventures.

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Hope Drone – S/T

Take what you love about black metal, throw a smattering of hardcore into the mix, and top it off with huge wall of sound. Hope Drone’s self-titled EP plays out much like a chaotic instrumental landscape with vocals adding another layer as needed. Read More