Rounding out our tribute to the late, great Tom Petty this week, while today’s Weirdo Wednesday selection admittedly might seem like an obvious choice, it’s worth revisiting just how brilliant
Good Times is the eleventh full-length album from long-time, self-described “DIY nobody of the internet void” Alexei Shishkin. Since debuting in 2017, the Virginia-based Shishkin has remained prolific with a
Munan is a new project from Korean-Australian artist Peter Lee, who creates a unique blend of alternative rock music with indie-pop elements, reminiscent of a mix between Tame Impala, Toro
Continuing our salute to the king of summer road-trip anthems, the late great Tom Petty, as mentioned on yesterday’s Manic Monday, the man had no shortage of classic hits throughout
Charley Crockett will release his second album of 2025, Dollar A Day, on August 8 via Island Records. Once again joined by co-producer Shooter Jennings, the new LP marks the
The Dog’s Body is a Cookeville, Tennessee-based four-piece that creates a unique blend of southern, alternative, and garage Rock, forming a “Y’allternative” sound that echoes the duality of the modern
The name Packaging may connote a cynical mindset about the music industry, but the music that the duo Daniel Lyon (Spirit Award) and Daniel “Connor” Birch (Flaural) make is far
With the Fourth of July holiday fast approaching here in the States, and with tons of folks hitting the highway for summer road-trips and the like, it seems like a
Conflict at Serenity Pools (CASP) is the solo project of LA-based artist Luke McQueeney, blending dream pop, shoegaze, and experimental textures into immersive, emotional landscapes. Drawing from 16mm and MiniDV
Hallelujah the Hills have been crafting critically acclaimed albums and captivating audiences across the U.S. since 2007. The band’s journey began with two releases on Misra Records before going on
