“Boyfie Sale” – A Nostalgic, Glitchy Love Letter to Chaos Max Wood, under his alias Applied Communications, has always thrived in the space between the abrasive and the irresistible. With “Boyfie Sale,” the first single from his upcoming EP Greatest Applied Communications Music, he proves that the energy of his teenage experiments can still feel […]
Moontwin – Doused In Blue
Drenched in Emotion: Moontwin’s ‘Doused in Blue’ Is a Haunting Dreamscape Moontwin’s latest single, Doused in Blue, is a sonic dream—dripping in nostalgia, shimmering with melancholy, and swirling like a memory just out of reach. It’s the kind of song that doesn’t just play; it pulls you in, immersing you in a tide of emotions […]
THE HYBRIS – t h r e e
Some albums pull you in with polished production and catchy hooks. Others grab you and throw you headfirst into a world of chaos, rebellion, and raw storytelling. t h r e e, the latest album from THE HYBRIS, is the latter—an electrifying blend of punk, alternative rock, and socially charged lyricism that doesn’t just demand […]
Flamingo Dogs – SAVE ME THE NIGHT
Lost in the Glow of Save Me The Night Flamingo Dogs are back with Save Me The Night, a hypnotic, synth-driven odyssey that marks an exciting sonic shift for the duo. Straying from their alternative hip-hop roots, James Paxton and JAREDCONNOR dive headfirst into electronic dreamscapes, crafting a track that’s both ethereal and electrifying. From […]
Siren Section – Glass Cannon
Shattered Beauty: Siren Section’s “Glass Cannon” Is a Hypnotic Descent Siren Section’s latest single, Glass Cannon—is an experience, a beautifully fractured descent into emotional wreckage wrapped in waves of glitchy, post-punk dreamscapes. Released on February 25, 2025, this track marks a new milestone for the LA-based duo, bringing their raw, experimental energy into a polished […]
You Me & Kyle – They Promised Us There Would Be Flying Cars
In the vast landscape of indie rock, where youth often takes center stage, You Me & Kyle emerges as a refreshing testament to timeless creativity. Formed by longtime collaborators Henry Hutton and Tony Sharpe, both in their 60s, this duo defies ageist stereotypes with their debut album, They Promised Us There Would Be Flying Cars. […]