May 22, 2024
By Caleb Campbell
Soft No is a new band from Philadelphia-based musicians Scott Signorino, Allie Lannutti, Austin Lotz, Jon Martello, and Kate Lowe. The quintet have each played in a series of bands around the Philadelphia DIY scene, with roots in hardcore, metal, alt rock, and shoegaze. The band came together last year, beginning as a remote collaboration between Signorino and Lotz.
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May 22, 2024
By Andy Von Pip
Brisbane’s Nice Biscuit, known for their captivating live performances, have returned with “Rain,” a new single showcasing their signature psych-groove sound.
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May 22, 2024
By Mark Redfern
Australian punks Amyl and The Sniffers have shared two new songs, “U Should Not Be Doing That” and “Facts,” the former via a music video. Both are out now via B2B Records / Virgin Music Group.
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May 22, 2024
By Mark Redfern
Dutch band Personal Trainer have announced a new album, Still Waiting, and shared its lead single, “Round,” via a music video.
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May 22, 2024
By Mark Redfern
Storefront Church (the Los Angeles-based project of Lukas Frank) is releasing a new album, Ink & Oil, on June 28. Now he has shared another new song from it, the orchestral and theatrical track “Melting Mirror.”
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May 21, 2024
By Mark Redfern
DIIV are releasing a new album, Frog in Boiling Water, this Friday via Fantasy. Now they have shared the album’s latest single, “Raining on Your Pillow,” via a music video.
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May 21, 2024
By Mark Redfern
Oceanator, aka Brooklyn-based singer/songwriter/guitarist Elise Okusami, has announced a new album, Everything is Love and Death, and shared its first single, “Get Out,” via a music video.
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May 21, 2024
By Caleb Campbell
Indie singer/songwriter Shawna Virago has been a longtime fixture in the Americana, folk, and punk worlds, drawing on the genres’ storied histories as outsider music. She got her start in the ‘90s as one of the first nationally touring transgender women and has released two full-length albums, 2009’s Objectified and 2016’s Heaven Sent Delinquent.
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May 21, 2024
By Caleb Campbell
Indie pop outfit Coral Moons first formed in Boston, getting their start with their debut EP, 2019’s Quarter Life Crisis, and their 2021 full-length album Fieldcrest. The band have since relocated to Rochester, NY, and have been touring heavily in between recording their forthcoming sophomore album.
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