Premiering new music from Iowa's Stars Hollow. Stream their new EP Happy Again exclusively right here!

EP's have been plentiful in 2017, and here are a few reviews of EP's that have blown us away.

The Alternative is happy to bring forth the video premiere and cover of "When The President Talks To God" by Backwards Dancer, plus an interview with Zack about current politics.

Premiering 'Fish Can Drown', the newest EP from Spillway, which was produced by Chris Teti from TWIABP.

Premiering the sludgy, psych tempo rock track "Round Soul" from Low Sun.

But the rest of the song is about a couples first dance at their wedding (Cadence and Carousel = Rhythm in Circles) and though you're excited and happy about being married you're also worried about what you can provide to the relationship.

Playing To Vapors opened up about their latest release, 'Shred The Master Design' in this unique track by track!

Sean reviews new releases from Smidley, Homeless Gospel Choir and Adult Mom.

"You Want It All" is a splendid blend of catchy vocals, dreamy instrumentals and a confident sound.

Perspective, A Lovely Hand To Hold are about to take off on a full U.S. tour and then will be releasing their new album 'What Not To Do' on Broken Rim Records. But that's not all! Broken Rim records will also be releasing a remaster of Autonomy, the band's debut release on vinyl for the first time.

California trio Old Notes have released new live videos (filmed by Joey Tobin) for "Urn/Ashes" and "Limbless," off their 2016 record, 'Former Self'.

Pacific Nature Records and The Alternative are happy to announce that the Arizona indie punks Go Outside are embarking on a tour beginning May 5th.

What a track to start off the weekend, presented by Ruby Bones off of their upcoming LP Heart of Darkness — out May 12th.

Sean discovers that walking in the park is a good way to clear the mind and imagines five singer songwriters to share the experience with.

Let's talk about death. I am not going to hold back anything, and I will warn any that read that this review was written through layers of tears. On 'A Crow Looked At Me', Mount Eerie hit the listener with a barrage of emotion.