Indie rock duo Durry are the underdog story that everyone is rooting for. After over a decade of trying to make it in music, singer-songwriter Austin Durry bounced between odd jobs and an idle band with the hopes of making it out of his suburban hometown of Burnsville, Minnesota. It …
Read More »Interview: Inside the creative mind of TALK
Canadian rocker TALK has created quite the buzz with his quick rise post-pandemic world. After the noteworthy success of his Platinum single “Run Away to Mars” and viral hit “A Little Bit Happy,” the artist has created visually-lush commentary about mental health, love and acceptance. In recent weeks, TALK has finally unleashed his debut …
Read More »Blame who? TikTok reinvents the breakup song
Canadian pop-rock band The Beaches are by no means rookies when it comes to sharing their vulnerabilities through music. Over the course of their ten year career, the four-piece— composed of Jordan Miller (lead vocals, bass), Kylie Miller (guitar, backing vocals), Leandra Earl (keyboards, guitar, backing vocals), and Eliza Enman-McDaniel …
Read More »Libba has recently unveiled a new work: “Daydream”
Meet Libba, an innovative artist dedicated to making a meaningful impact on the music industry. Rather than conforming to the typical indie/pop-rock conventions, her focus is on creating music that resonates deeply with listeners on a personal level. “Daydream,” Libba’s latest masterpiece, presents an innovative approach to indie music and …
Read More »Interview: Bluphoria’s Reign LaFreniere brings retro offerings to debut album
Bluphoria, a term not yet in the Webster dictionary, refers to the simultaneous feeling of sadness amidst happy experiences. Other definitions? A four-piece Nashville-transplanted alternative rock band. “When you’re depressed but you go to a party with your friends. You’re in a fun, great environment, but something’s still not right— …
Read More »Cleveland Band Releases Cover Of 1970s Smash Hit
Cleveland Alternative pop-rock darlings MESSMAKER have taken a break from their relentless show schedule and anthemic single dropping to drop a silky smooth, shimmering cover of King Harvest’s 1970s smash hit “Dancing In The Moonlight”. The song has been a recent staple of the duo’s live performances, so the natural next step would …
Read More »Live Review: Noah in the Open at The Middle East, Cambridge, MA. (3.14.23)
While the streets of Mass Ave. resembled the likes of a snow globe, inside Boston’s famed Middle East nightclub, there wasn’t a chill to be felt. Twenty year old Noah Levine has had quite the year trotting around the world, yet his sold out Boston return proved to be a …
Read More »Album Review: Good Bison “Ghost On Mulholland”
“After being driven off the road by the ghost, running through the dark desert and stumbling upon a convenience store in the middle of nowhere, our protagonist finds a secluded beach with a fire already burning. Although he knows the ghost cannot be far behind, he simply can’t resist the …
Read More »Interview: Keith Murray of We Are Scientists Talks New Music and Hot Takes
New York-based rock duo We Are Scientists make a grand return with a brand new single to tease the release of their upcoming eighth album LOBES (January 20, 2023 via Masterswan Recordings). The new LP is expected to see the dynamic duo (vocalist/guitarist Keith Murray and bassist Chris Cain) at …
Read More »OCNA Releases Cinematic Indie Pop Single “Less Luminous”
Brighton, England indie rock band Ocna has released its newest single, “Less Luminous”. Sonically, the track is a radio-ready, darkly lush indie pop-rock track with dense layers that serve as a bed for singer Fiona Robertson’s sultry vocals. About the track, the band says “We adore the introspective sounds of Jacques Brel, Scott Walker, …
Read More »Live Review + Gallery: The Wrecks at the Sinclair in Cambridge, MA (07.09.22)
Neon cowboy hats, broken instruments, and a whole lot of sweat marked the Sinclair as alternative rock band The Wrecks played to a sold out crowd in Cambridge, MA on Saturday, July 9th as part of their “Better Than Ever Tour”. Joined by fellow collaborators Mothé and girlhouse, the night …
Read More »Album Review: The Faim “Talk Talk”
Australian four-piece rock band The Faim follow up their impressive 2019 debut State Of Mind with their matured sophomore effort, Talk Talk out via BMG on July 8. Taking their moniker from the French word “faim”, meaning hunger, the band’s name doubles as a euphemism for their innate desire to …
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