The Marías recently kicked off their Cinema Tour with a sold out opening night at Brooklyn Bowl Las Vegas and delivered an absolutely stellar performance. Checkout our gallery of shots from the night and be sure to catch the band if they come near you! Upon arriving at the venue, …
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Los Angeles based indie Emo-Hiphop artist, Cornelius Wright returns to release his first full length music album, Songs About Life. Recorded at Arch Audio Records in Chattanooga, Tennessee, the project comes as a follow up from his album project, Bandit (released 2021). The eleven track music composition, Songs About Life, …
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The Foreign Films is a Canadian outfit based in Hamilton, Ontario. Founded by veteran multi-instrumentalist Bill Majoros, the project has become known for its brand of indie rock fused with a modern take on psychedelic pop, both stylistically and aesthetically. Last Friday, Majoros released its latest single, “All The Love …
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Young Jimmy is a singer/songwriter, rapper, and guitarist based in Bronx, New York. Growing up, Jimmy discovered slave ancestry on both sides of his family, and gradually recognized rock n’ roll as a product having originated within the African American community. After attending high schools centered around art and design, …
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If a full-length album release weren’t enough, NYC’s garage-punk band The Electric Mess serve up a unique audio-visual EP titled “Beneath the Yellow Moon“. Following hot on the heels of their fifth album, The Electric Mess V, the video EP brings four tracks of the release to life, with a cohesive and …
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Owen-Glass is an emerging duo from the Piney Woods of East Texas. Having just formed in 2017, the core of singer-songwriter Kelly Wayne Conley and guitar prodigy Cole Humphrey contends amidst the plethoric stature of contemporary indie music. Their debut single, “Here it Comes,” released a year later, would become …
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Eclectic psychedelia finds itself skewed with raw eroticism, surreal visuals that draw inspiration from divine sources, and an ominous sonic undertow that is impossible to escape in the new single and music video for Being Dead’s “Apostles’ Prom.” “Apostles’ Prom” isn’t your typical alternative rock fodder, but rather a wickedly …
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Brooklyn’s Courtesy Tier comes from diverse walks of life, each member sincerely channeling their formative grounds. According to their press release, frontman Omer Leibovitz’s microtonal singing and rhythmically Jewish guitar style come directly from his Israel upbringing. Kentucky-born, Florida-raised bassist Alex Picca complements Leibovitz with close, southern-tinged harmonies. To solidify …
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Vaudeville Etiquette puts a refreshingly Northwestern spin on rock and roll, offering something beyond its contemporary strum-by-numbers permutation. The self-described psych-folk/americana quintet’s home atmosphere of Seattle, Washington has indeed worked in their favor. While the city has long garnered an unusual reputation for its lack of proximity, its rain tendencies …
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Acid King, one of North America’s original doom acts, have announced a U.S. tour, their first in nine years, kicking off Oct. 16 at Brick by Brick in San Diego. Acid King founder/singer/guitar player Lori S. said: After touring Europe for the past several years we’re looking forward to traveling …
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