New Music
LA trio Froth (Joo-Joo Ashworth on vocals and guitar, Jeremy Katz on bass and guitar,…
Excerpt for online: Hannah Rodgers, aka Pixx, keeps her synth-electro flare while adding some grungy edge on her second full-length album.
Chromatics, the brainchild of Adam Miller, emerged to reclaim the inherently interesting combination of post-industrial grime and glistening urban shimmer.
Omar Apollo is on the rise. His new EP, Friends, invites you to come with him. The ride is sure to be funky and fun.
Sinkane’s new record, Dépaysé, speaks in voices that demand to be heard.
Given the time they had to explore off-tour and not quite at home, Big Thief experimented, playing with what they call, “dynamic feedback and spiritual, rhythmic togetherness.”
CHAI’s PUNK is a Neo-Kawaii Japanese punk band, redefining what it means to be perfect and bringing their mission to bring joy to the world.
Wild Belle may take musical inspiration from the world over, but this brother-sister duo create a neo-tropicalia sound all their own.
Fans love the warm, inviting essence of bilingual Helado Negro on his latest album, This Is How You Smile.