Oklahoma City-based multi-instrumentalist and songwriter This Coast Bias played in numerous bands before deciding to go solo in 2019. Pulling influence from rock–pop, and electronic elements, This Coast Bias crafts a one-of-a-kind blend of indie-pop that is equally as polished as
One night in prison, three months on a Hawaiian ship, four EPs, and several European tours later, London-based alt-pop outfit The King’s Parade has finally announced the release of their
After being out-of-print and unavailable online for nearly three decades, the Mommyheads’ innovative, 1992 sophomore release, Coming Into Beauty, has been remastered for physical and digital formats. A truly experimental work, the
On February 26, 2021, Omnivore Recordings will release expanded editions of Pryor’s first two recordings, Richard Pryor and ‘Craps’ (After Hours). Both will be available on CD and Digital. Scott Saul, author of Becoming Richard Pryor, wrote in his liner notes
CADEAUX is the new collaborative indie-pop project from Los Angeles natives Briana Lane and Darian Zahedi. Lane is half of indie duo Winslow and Zahedi is in CRX and Nick Valensi (The Strokes) solo project since
Check out New York City-based DIY artist Joe Vann on his expressive, grounding, yet simultaneously uplifting new single “Age”(below). With a synth-laden background and a steady beat, Vann croons with
Loretta Lynn will release Still Woman Enough, her new studio album (and fourth for the label), on Friday, March 19, 2021. The American music icon’s 50th studio album (excluding her
“I felt like the opportunity to connect with others through music was missing from my life,” shares experimental progressive-rock composer Carlos Argon of his sonic laboratory project, Hidden Beams. Carlos
Rare Monk is a Portland, OR-based indie rock band with a keen sense for writing songs with an Orwellian sense of awareness. While scribing the band’s forthcoming and foretelling sophomore
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