Korby Lenker is a roots-music Renaissance man. A prolific songwriter for more than two decades, he’s spent his entire adulthood in a creative whirl, juggling multiple roles — solo artist,
Tomorrow, iconic Los Angeles indie-pop starlet Caroline Kingsbury announces a brand new remix EP, Remixes From Heaven (out 6/10), composed of newly remixed versions of hit tracks off her debut
Chicago four-piece The Dead Licks recently relocated from Dayton to the Big City and with it has come a newfound sound that brings together the spacious and tenacious urban indie
On its surface, “Burning,” the lastest from Child Seat comes across as a synth pop rave up aloa Twin Shadow and Future Islands, where electronic music meets an ethereal whirlwind
The term “Play it again,” couldn’t be more poignant than for Brian Lisik, who released a live solo version of his song “Sleeping With A Moron” that was originally on
Brooklyn-based five-piece band Jeremy & The Harlequins will release their fourth full-length album, ABRA CaDaBRA digitally and on CD on May 20th via Pasadena Records (ORDER), with vinyl to follow
“This song is about love and loss; not from a lover, but a friend. I had a disagreement with a few friends who made assumptions about me, and were later
Iconic Japanese dub/rock band Fishmans is revered for their distinct dreamy psychedelic sound, and understandably, Philadelphia art-rockers Pine Barons are amongst their many fans. With regard to their love for
After nearly a decade in New York City, alt-country rocker Whitney Lockert finds refuge and renewal in Los Angeles and classic country/rock songcraft on his sophomore LP, Long Way to
Osees have announced their forthcoming album, A Foul Form, due August 12 via Castle Face Records. To kick off the album cycle, Glide is premiering the record’s first single, “Funeral Solution,” alongside an accompanying music video by
