Throughout the first five Tennis albums, duo Alaina Moore and Patrick Riley have mastered their own unique style of indie pop.
On Wednesday night (9/21/22) at Orlando’s Hard Rock Live, indie rock fans fought their way through Universal’s Halloween Horror Nights traffic and crowds to pack Hard Rock Live for Jack
After a five-year break from making new material together, Cincinnati rockers The Afghan Whigs return with its ninth studio album, How Do You Burn? The band’s third album since reuniting
This late into a musical career, bands often go on autopilot, but Megadeth is still putting out music that rivals anything in the metal scene. After a couple of missteps,
Whatever you call John Dwyer’s California rock band — whether it’s The Oh Sees, Thee Oh Sees, or the current moniker of Osees — it has consistently released captivating music
On Saturday night July 30th, a packed Hard Rock Live in Orlando was the site of an evening of great pop music from three diverse acts. It was the second
By now, people know what to expect from an Interpol album. There’s a formula: layered angular guitars, staccato rhythms, angsty lyrics, and Paul Banks’s disaffected baritone. And the formula works,
The third Soccer Mommy album, Sometimes, Forever, is a step away from the sound of the first two albums while retaining some elements of the previous efforts. This time singer-songwriter
The seventh Foals album is it’s most pop-oriented to date. Each of the first six releases had a pop sensibility, with big sing-along choruses and propulsive beats made for dancing,
On a Friday night (5/13) where rain kept the typical crowds away from downtown Orlando, middle-aged rock fans packed The Social to see Cincinnati veterans The Afghan Whigs. With no
