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Invader is a rock record through and through. It rushes with adrenaline through the bouncy atmosphere that HEAVYCRAFT instill in their music. 

Equipment's newest single, “Commuter,” keenly takes on a nuanced little bummer: living at home during college. An otherwise pedestrian and relateble problem presents additional issues in the social media age.

If I was at SXSW these are the bands I would be checking out. Sure there are other great one's but I cant look at SXSW stuff much more without crying. Use it to plan your schedule or just to find some new music. Do whatever. Fuck I wish I was at South By.

House Olympics need to be heard and they showcase that in Nothing Feels Better Than Feeling Better.

A break can also be a liberating breath of fresh air, a coveted renewal of energy, or an exciting new opportunity beyond one’s wildest dreams. These vastly different ideas, married together all at once in five clever letters, form the core of Slingshot Dakota’s newest album Break.

A short and concise review of the new split from The Flats and Secret Space

A review of releases from Inner Temple, Mr. Bones and Dead Stars.

The Magic Fountain LP is the stream of conscious channeling all of the frustration and newfound identity into one beautiful project.

Endless Mike & The Beagle Club inherently know how to make life feel more valuable while listening to Saint Saul.

Boasting with meaning, Trading A Dream is an intimate album full of grandiose music that rips through the Americana genre with tenacity and grace. 

One listen and I guarantee you’ll utter what we’ve all been chanting since their inception, “ROMP is tight.” 

Can't Swim assault the ears with biting riffs and emotional vocals on Death Deserves A Name.

Ramonda Hammer have dropped a video for their song 'Goddamn Idiot.'

February has seen an insane amount of releases. The Alternative has been involved with a blinding amount but here is even more to start listening to as this month comes to a close. Including: Southtowne Lanes, Stickup Kid, and New Mayans

Jasolka sticks to a theme of feeling inadequate in relationships; from the toxic back-and-forth, giving up, and the self-doubt that comes with letting someone new in once the dust has settled.