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Jane N’ The Jungle – Cut Me Open
Anthemic hard rock has a champion in the works of Jane N’ The Jungle. Their new single Cut Me Open reasserts their leads dominance as a modern Rock vixen. Her dynamic voice can land strong or blend elegantly into the immersive presence of the heavily distorted guitars. In that way she blends the legacies of… Read more
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Blueburst – Significance
We’re so excited about Significance, the new album from revived Rock project Blueburst. REM and The Replacements get a proper indie update on this expansive release. Significance flaunts the artists reverence for 80s alternative, and offers a brighter polished mix within this vibe. Songs like Kick My Tires and and Executioner’s Song amplify the reference. … Read more
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Samantha Christine – Warm Waters
Samantha Christine caught our attention with her new album Warm Waters. This melancholy vibe shares in the hurt and vulnerability that launched icon Kurt Cobain. It’s heard in the introductory title track Wait and indulged further on songs like Sport and Copperhead. The unassuming songstress is more Alice In Chains than Phoebe Bridgers, but her… Read more
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Remi Charles – Succession
Remi Charles embraces his dark indie pop soul on the succulent new single Succession. Initially presenting as an immersive metaphysical journey in song, the intro collides with an infectious beat. Beautifully produced, the bright sonic textures tickle your senses. The arrangement suits Charles impressive vocal range. His voice is silky smooth, adapting with attitude in… Read more
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Tired Cossack – I Know, I Guess
Something big is happening in Canada and it involves Ukrainian songwriter Tired Cossack. Emerging out of the underground and into the foreground of the indie scene, Tired Cossack offers catchy compositions that lean slightly abstract in a manner thats intriguing to a broad scope of indie music fans. The lyrical quips are clever and the… Read more
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Otis Shanty – Inch Away
Otis Shanty pulled us in with a seductive groove on the onset of their new single Inch Away. It’s an effective setup for the elegant vocal contributions offered by the singles featured singer Sadye Bobbette. She brings an indie pop sensiblity into this classic Fleetwood Mac style jive. Lead guitarist Ryan DiLello channels an influence… Read more