Premieres

With haunting lyrics and emotive vocal yelps, Overgrow, the Ohio based solo project of Jake Ciccotelli, transcends on the emotionally devastating "The House You Made".

Foxy Dads and The Weak Days have come together to release a 4 track split on Chatterbot Records this Friday in preparation for their tour together down to play FEST in Florida later this month.

Stream the snarling goth-pop track from Providence, RI band LOOKERS (Sad Cactus Records).

Brooklyn’s Answering Machine introduces a new track, “Color TV,” that brightens verbal jabbing with classic, vibrant references.

Fear Not Ourselves Alone are back at it again with “Token,” the second track from their upcoming sophomore record GAY SHAME/WHITE FEELINGS. On this new track, the self-described void rock outfit shows they’ve perfected the process to writing dynamic music that is simultaneously catchy and able to convey a powerful message.

A bit dim with plenty of voltage. "Boxing The Needle" by Molly Drag starts off with a melodic nod, slowly bringing more pieces to the ambiance. The moody track is premiering now, and is featured on the upcoming Johnny Goth / Molly Drag split, out November 16th.

Pittsburgh's Same have long been one of the bands I've been most interested in. Very excited to be premiering the first track from their new record today. Take a listen to the shred.

Watch the warm, nostalgic music video for Jupiter Styles' "Baby Steps," the closing track from their excellent debut 'Be Good.'

“Sure Thing, Shelly”, the bubbly and glossy lead single off Macseal's forthcoming EP "Map It Out", is the Long Island emo outfit at their most polished and refined.

Watch the bizarre claymation video for the triumphant closer of Kal Marks' latest album, 'Universal Care.'

Cold Wrecks charges past haunted, emotional experiences with their new single "Crossing Sign."

Doe's latest single "My Friends" is a joyful bash of bright pop-rock and distortion-coated riff-rock. Stream it here.

"Drought" is a beautiful homage to the wonderful state of California. With delicate, embracing textures and a multitude of winding guitar parts, Okay Embrace find a way to capture the atmosphere by sprinkling elements of folk rock into the progressions.

Portland rockers Lee Corey Oswald share "Head Over Heels", the new single from their forthcoming LP "Darkness, Together". Emily spoke with the band about their new album, ditching the status quo, working with a new label, and more.

The Tennessee-natives have allowed themselves to grow naturally since their formation in 2016. 'Grow Towards the Sun' feels like a natural progression. While all of their stylistic signatures are present, the band dive head first into experimentation, delivering a work of art that leaves every word quivering in the air for a moment.