Heaps of college rock not enough for you? Let our distinguished pilots take you to orbit.
Formed during February 2009 in New Jersey, Pilots in Orbit consists of lead singer/guitarist Sal Montalvo, bassist Andy Rivera, drummer Nikko Whitt, and guitarist/backup vocalist Adrian Amador. ‘Did You Grow Up Too Fast?’ is their debut EP effort.
If you’re in the mood for some medieval swashbuckler, then The Three Musketeers is your best bet.
Written by French novelist Alexandre Dumas, the tale continues to inspire newbie readers, and spans countless adaptations that increase yearly – okay, that might be an exaggeration, but you all get the point.
Let your ears sink in to the riveting sounds of Great Barrier.
‘Great Barrier’ is the pseudonym of Miami-based Jackson Firlik, who has solely written, performed and produced his first EP, Let It Sink In.
No further introduction on this one: the boys of Hanson are wiping off their “Mmmbop” personas once and for all!
Celebrating their 21 years in the industry – can you believe it? – Zac, Isaac, and Taylor are releasing this 5-track EP as a sort-of recap of highlights within their recent years. It’s mostly composed of live tracks, so the listening experience is akin to being a part of the crowd, screaming and all that.
Who are we carrying a torch for? Why, it’s none other than the new act – Silver Torches!
A project by songwriter Erik Walters, Silver Torches releases its debut album The Living Fact, and it’s one of the season’s bests so far.
Want us to name some of our favourite things? Well, we got one: it’s Lili K.’s newest EP – My Favorite Things.
22-year-old Lili K. has been making waves in the Chicago music scene with her unique flair of music, which she wittily dubs as ‘neo-soul’. True to her word, her smooth vocals hearken to the days of Ashanti’s “Unfoolish”, fusing them with catchy hip-hop beats.
What an apt move for a band of ‘Siblings’ to make an EP about ‘brothers’?
Well, excuse the pun, but seriously, the newcomer British quartet makes blood relations sound cool in last year’s My Brother EP. Though only containing three radio-sized tracks, each one is jam-packed with that ambient folk vibe which haunts their influences, such as Bon Iver and The Shins.
Another band to hit the UK indie music scene is The Gorgeous Chans, and it looks like their fiesta beats are here to stay.
After releasing two hit EPs last year, the 6-piece act returns with a 3-track collection – Jaguar Club – of fun, folk-infused, upbeat pop that might just take your playlists by storm.
If you think a union between R&B and electronica is impossible, then you might need to rewire your hearing.
Fake Four Records’ new act, Child Actor, has come up with one of the most amazing R&B projects ever, and yes, it pertains to what I said above. Intermingling synth pop with rhythmic percussion beats, their debut EP Partner has set the stage on what was to become their trademark sound.
