On the newest episode of Streaming Sundays we had performances from Drauve, Young Winona, Annakarina, and Coupons!

It’s been almost a year since Canadian musician and half of the richest couple in the world, Grimes released her fifth album, Miss Anthropocene. The LP, a pensive and dark yet atmospheric release that found the synth-pop star experimenting with the heavier side of electronic sounds more than ever before. 2021 finds Grimes diving deeper into rave music with the release of Miss Anthropocene (Rave Edition).

On the newest episode of Streaming Sundays we had performances from Magazine Beach, Hoity-Toity, Cliffdiver, and Cheekface! Check out all 4 and watch the whole show.

Quick reviews of ‘Cooler Returns’ by fun-loving Canadian indie band, Kiwi Jr + ‘Ongoing Dispute’ by Danish punk rock band, YUNG.

The Details is our video series in which Molly Mary O'Brien interviews an artist about five special details from a recent musical release. This is episode three, featuring Bonnie Bloomgarden from Death Valley Girls, who spills the (extremely magical) beans on the behind-the-scenes process of getting last October's Under the Spell of Joy

'At the Moonbase', the latest from Slaughter Beach, Dog, is a departure from the slower and sometimes grungy style of 2019’s 'Safe and Also No Fear', and it brings a refreshed energy to the project. Luke spoke with Jake about the comparisons between their last two albums.

In a run of three albums and a split, One Man Army put out some of the best punk of the early 2000s, but they do not seem to be remembered that way, possibly because they music is mainly absent from streaming services. Aaron provides a fan's guide to what made One Man Army so special.

Last fall Souvenirs released their third LP, 'Love for the Lack of It'. It finds the band deeper into their recent shift toward a dark and melodic indie rock sound. Zac caught up with vocalist Tim Riley to discuss the album in-depth.

Tasjan is a mixing-pot of influences and soundscapes ranging from dirty, glam-rock to sixties surf-pop to buttery blues to psychedelic fever… to everything in between all soaked head-to-toe in a kerosene drenched bucket of Americana.

January 2021, new year: new music. Take a listen to all of our favorite new tracks from January

On "The Details", Molly interviews artists and has them discuss 5 special details behind different songs from a new release. On this episode we have an interview with Jhariah talking through his most recent release 'To Mend The Sun'!

Many artists strive to be “post-genre”, but Columbus, Ohio’s Superdestroyer actually accomplishes that feat. Take a listen to their new track "Remember Feelings" and prepare to be surprised.

On our new video interview series, "The Details", our host Molly Mary O'Brien interviews artists and has them discuss 5 special details behind different songs from their newest release. For the first episode we have an interview with Ziemba talking through their most recent release 'True Romantic'!

Leafing, a Brooklyn mathy indie band who summon references to artists like Prawn, Palm, and TTNG, released their first single in December, and upon first listen I was engrossed in their energetic sound and rhythmic vibe. Today, they released the 2nd single from the band's upcoming self-titled debut which is just as exciting and intriguing as their first.

Black Foxxes just released their 3rd LP Black Foxxes, and while the band’s first 2 albums explored a more textured version of the heavy alternative rock of bands like Manchester Orchestra and Colour Revolt, their self titled record sends the band in a more experimental direction. Zac chatted with the band to get the rundown on how each song came together.