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The staff put together an alphabetical list of albums from the first six months of 2025 that we think deserve some more attention!

The return of New Orleans alt rockers Baby in the 90s and the noir-ish new video from The Noisy were some of our favorites this week!

We're excited to bring you an exclusive premiere of Alexei Shishkin's "Disco Elysium," the opening track to their upcoming 'Good Times'

We're excited to premiere alternative rock band Morning Eagle's lead single "Star" from their upcoming debut LP 'Cloud Noise'

The first single from Blush's Kanine Records debut, a three-track blast of shoegaze from Flesh Tape, and the comeback single from Field Medic were some of our favorites this week!

Zac reviews recent releases from acoustic emo singer-songwriter amid the old wounds, experimental samba project Antropoceno, and conceptual indie folk group linoleumville

A jaunty new single from Stay Inside, another party-ready banger from Joey Valence & Brae, and Rocket's best track to date were some of our favorites this week.

A taste of Starling's Sunday Drive debut, a new folk rock gem from Dan Darrah, Stateside's throwback pop-punk, and more on the roundup for this week!

Giliann catches up with Pet Symmetry about their new LP 'Big Symmetry,' out now via Storm Chasers Ltd. and Asian Man Records

A moody new single from En Masse, illuminati hotties' excellent new EP, the unexpected return of Adjy, and more on our first roundup of June!

Loan looks back on Los Angeles alternative metal band A Perfect Circle's debut album 'Mer de Noms' for its 25th anniversary

A new single from Indonesian pop greats Altersense, the debut EP from forty winks, and more on our Memorial Day roundup!

Buffalo, NY, indie rockers Head North put out their first album in seven years in January, and we spoke to vocalist Brent Martone about it

The highlight from the reissue of Good Looks' 2024 LP, an unrelenting new single from London trio Pupil Slicer, and more on this week's roundup!

Following the disillusion of two bands he played bass in, songwriter James Palko sounds revived on Pretty Rude's debut album 'Ripe'