Merseyside indie rockers (that's Liverpool btw - home of legendary LFC), The Wombats, are on the rebound. After a triumphant platinum release, a crazy touring schedule, and unexpected success, they fell in to dark times loaded with vehicular accidents casting gloomy shadows and disrupting their...
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Looks like Australia has handed us another stellar and talented duo to love. Crooked Colours delves into both the indie genre and a darker, electronic realm. Together, this combination is unbeatable. With trance-like synths, hypnotic harmonies, and swirling vocals, “Another Way” makes us feel like we’re...
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LA indie-electronica rocker, AWOLNATION, started a few years back when Aaron Bruno was tired of collaborating and needed a creative outlet to pursue solo (so he started a new band and got a ton of ppl to play with him...
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PRIDES (sometimes PR/DES), a threesome of Glasgow synthpoppers (the most edgy popper-based musician subgenre), started kickin' up dust in 2014 with sporadic track releases - all dope tracks, really. Making the move from punk to electropop (which tells a lot about why they're so good) was...
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Southwest Florida indie-pop-rockers (not to be confused with those krazy kids addicted to Pop Rocks we knew growing up, cuz those kids grew up and are now called meth heads) Supros, did some crowd funding to get started - but sadly only raised like 45% of...
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In 2014, a random song was uploaded by an unintentionally mysterious band named MOTHXR. It rose the ranks of Hype Machine without anyone knowing that it was fronted by Dan Humphrey of Gossip Girl, aka Penn Badgely. Seems GG was a better place for musicians...
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Welsh indie rockers, Catfish and Bottlemen, sound like a band name made up on the set of Simon Pegg's movie, "The World's End" - if you haven't seen it it's funny as hell, and plus then that reference would make sense...
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Olivver the Kid formed when the drummer from LA quintet the Neighbourhood, Bryan "Olivver" Sammis, quit the band and went solo. His EP "Freak" came out in October and it's got some really interesting and unique sounding jams worth checking out (plus it's only 5...
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New York artist Stan Rapoport, soon to be better known as Black Coast, teamed up with a local poet who goes by M. Maggie, and you should be glad they did. Through a 2014 version of The Postal Service, they worked on their first single...
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Electronica synth-popper duo living in LA, PrOfiles, write about "sex, addiction, hypnotherapy and love" (doesn't "synth-popper" sounds like some newfangled rich kid club drug? Kids these days and their synth-popping...
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