After the Gold Rush Party is the sophomore album from Oklahoma’s Husbands. Danny Davis and Wil Norton met back in University and instantly hit it off. Over the years they would write synth pop songs via email correspondence, all the while juggling it with their day jobs and their family life. After the Gold Rush […]

Prepare yourself to be propelled into an indie-psychedelic light show, where the stars just within arm’s reach and every color in the spectrum glides and coalesces around you. Future Past Life, the latest album from STRFKR is filled with soundscapes that could fool you into thinking you have synesthesia. Its songs are primarily grounded in […]

Woods has been around since 2005. One of few indie bands who has stood the test of time, with a constant release of over ten albums in the last decade. Their latest album “Strange to Explain” is a testament to their ability to grow and improve. What started out as a solo project with lo-fi […]

Jay Watson is the kind of artist that everyone with a creative endeavor should strive to emulate. Despite being a full time member for prominent psych rock bands Tame Impala and POND, he manages to make more music on his off time under his moniker GUM. Consistently releasing new material in the past five years. […]

Muzz is composed of veteran musicians. Paul Banks is the frontman of Interpol, Matt Barrick played drums for The Walkmen and Josh Kaufman is a multi-instrumentalist and producer who has worked with The National and Bob Weir, among others. The interesting thing about this self-titled debut is how it doesn’t sound like a first album […]

No Age was formed from the LA DIY scene in December of 2005. They started their career making indie punk with abrasive textures and tones. Making use of heavy distortion with even heavier energy. Their fifth album Goons Be Gone follows in the same vein, except with fifteen years worth of practice and refined techniques […]