CrumbSnatchers are an indie-rock band from Knoxville, Tennessee whose music deserves no lesser description than – pure maniacal fun. The origin of this fierce a... Read More
As much as punk purists may miss the late 70s when branding yourself a "punk" wasn't a trend but a declaration of brash rebellion that could quite probably get ... Read More
We often try to distinguish a particular genre's beauty by its instruments, vocals, and overall arrangement. Alternative rock expresses itself through a multitu... Read More
Start your day with some playful folk punk and a kick of madness from Bogsey and the Argonauts. Hailing from San Diego, California, the group is the brainchild ... Read More
Hailing from New Brunswick, New Jersey is the excellent ambient/indie rock band, gates. The band is able to present a sound that makes you forget that you have to take notice of the details. This leads to a listening experience that is seamless and captivating.
Treat yourself with some fresh energizing sound with NO/NO’s latest EP, Drag. The Wisconsin-based band of Harrison Colby (guitar, vocals), Cat Ries (synth, vocals), Lucas Riddle (bass), and Jeremy Ault (drum pad, sampling) introduces to listeners their signature sound of new wave pop that has punk and darkwave undertones.
ATWA by Nitch is an album that will surely blow your mind. With their heart-pumping tracks in the album, you are in for a grunge music experience.
Listen as each beat of the drum, each groove of the the bass and electric guitars, and each kick of textured vocals enthrall your ears. Released last April 10, 2014, this album will surely elicit some solid head bangs.
If, and only if, you ever get to encounter a ‘gorgeous bully’, you should know that fighting back isn’t an option.
This clever title is the moniker of Thomas Crang, a Manchester-based musician who has helped transition the act from a solo project to a band effort.
Aptly titled Garage Days, Avenue’s EP is a your average pop punk fare, but with a twist: the usual bass and electric guitar are replaced with a rawer-sounding acoustic guitar (strummed to its core) and basic drums. Though this sounds amateur-ish, it’s part of the EP’s charm.
