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Stream a new track from ORBS and read about their upcoming full length, Past Life Regression.

It's very rare to feel like an album will be among my personal all time favorite records. Goodness is maybe the 5th album I've felt this way about. The skill of the musical performances – from vocal approach to guitar work and drumming are exceptional.

The Dream Is Over is out May 27th on SideOneDummy, and let me just tell you that not only is it more of that Pup flavor, it’s new and improved.

Reviews of three fantastic records that all come out today! Featuring: All People, Thin Lips and Blessed

An example of the Isn't Real’s rich sound is in the prevalent yet nifty bass lines holding each song together until they are ready to erupt. When the songs do hit their peaks, whether it features a single climatic burst or a catchy chorus that repeats itself, these resolute moments are definitively branded by lead singer Anthony Savino, whose dynamic range results in one of the more impressive vocal performances the scene has recently offered. 

Here are 5 bands to start listening to if you haven't already. Photo by Vanessa Heins

I can't breathe while listening to Celebrate. That's because Tiny Moving Parts have left me breathless.

A record that audiences will be excited to mull over in the coming summer months. While it’s a certainly one of the best albums of 2016 on the first few listens, Holy Ghost has something that makes each new go-around a genuinely rewarding listening experience with new gems and standouts each time.

There are some bands that take it up a notch when they play live. The music is better, the performance is live, and after seeing them you have a new appreciation for their music. The Planet You and Polyphony are two of those type of bands. 

Ryan offers five underrated songs to listen to from five great bands.

Fluffer dips their songs in gold and produces nothing less than sonic euphoria. They are the glittering diamond in the rough.

The emotional palette of Tired Of Tomorrow zones in on are vivid contradictions between the doleful real-life experiences Palermo draws from and the bright hues he forges from them — and sometimes vice versa.

Discussing two impressive albums from Mo Troper and Grady Philip Drugg.

Reviews of four bands in entirely different genres! Ramonda Hammer, Jacob Stewart, Perennial and Cold Summer are all inside, come listen and see!

Punk's not dead and neither is Dowsing.