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There is so much good music that I can’t cover fast enough with these articles. I figured this time I’d try to cover a lot of ground by throwing a diverse playlist at you. Not one of these songs sounds similar, but I love all of them, and I hope you feel the same. Mmmmm I love the smell of new music in the morning. I hope you enjoy.

This month, I am going back to the basics and listing all of the awesome tracks that I’ve been listening to recently.

Check out this video of Sunflower performing their track "In Space Whale We Trust" live!

Southern California Music Man, Matt Sturgis let's us in on the songs that influenced his latest project - Mommy Issues, and its latest release 'Daddy's House'

The Diet Cig tour, currently accompanied by Daddy Issues - is a nightly display of radical softness.

American English, an expansive and noisy punk album, breaks down the guitar/screaming punk stereotype with lots of distortion.

Brooklyn’s Vassals return with the Halogen Days EP this Friday, and we are premiering it now! This EP contains a wide range of emotion, from chaotic rage to chill fuzz across its 4 tracks.

Watch Same perform "Weird as Hell" on Live! From the Rock Room

I think the only thing appropriate for me to talk about for March would be all the bands that I was able to see down in Austin and recommend a bunch of my favorites.

Excited to premiere 'Nervous Wreck' the second track from Expert Timing's upcoming EP Selective Hearing that will be released by Death Protector Collective this Friday.

Here are some of my thoughts on The Grammy’s, Odd Future’s legacy, and a ton of links to all the new stuff I’ve been listening to.

Portland, OR's most endearing bedroom synth pop duo are hear to steal your heart.

Dryjacket's debut album For Posterity jumps straight into that all too familiar noodley math emo overlain with a polished voice strewn with pop sensibilities. I would say they fit into a pocket with bands such as Blis., Perspective a lovely hand to hold, Microwave, and Oso Oso I suppose.

Here's the first installment of our two-part most anticipated of 2017 list. We're expecting great things from music this year to momentarily distract us from, or perhaps enlighten us to, pretty much everything else going on in the world.

In this incredibly fast moving world, it can be easy to miss some of the music going by, sometimes it’s hard to even care. I get that. But art is important, as an escape, a protest, and an emotional release. That is what gave me the idea to come up with a monthly column that would post all of my favorite new music in one place.