The Lost Messiahs premiere new music video for “Radiance of Moon”

The Lost Messiahs have been steadily establishing their reputation in the music industry, and their most recent offering, “Radiance of Moon,” serves as evidence of their ongoing evolution as a collective. This captivating and evocative composition, accompanied by an enthralling music video, possesses a haunting beauty that resonates deeply, drawing Continue Reading

Andrew North & The Rangers premiere their first live album, Thanks for the Warning-Volume 1

Andrew North & The Rangers, a jam-rock band from New Hampshire, have recently released their first live album, Thanks for the Warning – Vol. 1. This marks their first release since their highly acclaimed debut studio album, Phosphorescent Snack, which was released in 2021. The live album includes tracks recorded Continue Reading

Alternative Rockers WHITEHALL Release New Album ‘Maizy’; Fall Headline Tour Announced

Brooklyn, NY (by way of Charleston, SC) indie rockers Whitehall have released their Enci Records label debut, Maizy, produced by Kevin Ratterman (My Morning Jacket, White Reaper). Maizy was written in about two weeks on a writing trip the band took to the mountains in North Carolina. The band has Continue Reading

UK pop-rock band The Vamps to put their debut album Meet The Vamps on vinyl for the first time ever; will be released on June 9th, 2023

THE VAMPS are putting their debut album Meet The Vamps on vinyl for the first time ever. Originally released on April 14, 2014, this nine-year anniversary special edition will be on blue vinyl and is being sold directly to fans, with each copy including an exclusive signed print. Available to pre-order now Continue Reading

Australian singer/songwriter Paul Kelly sets poetry in musical motion with new compilation for National Poetry Month

While it’s rather commonplace for musicians to do an album of cover tunes, celebrated Australian singer/songwriter Paul Kelly, however, is no ordinary musician. Over the past decade, he has turned to a diverse selection of literary titans to act as his “collaborative” lyricist. On Poetry, the fifth in his series of themed “mixtapes,” Kelly Continue Reading

Indie Alternative Artist/Novelist/Poet Moses Mikheyev premieres his new single ‘Fernanda, It’s All Right’ from forthcoming debut album

Moses Mikheyev is a Los Angeles-based alternative rock, pop, and folk artist, novelist, and poet. His music has been described as “atmospheric” (Earmilk), “truly an artist of his own” (Vents Magazine) with “impeccable abilities as both a songwriter and a performer” (Music Crowns). He’s been labeled “a musician at the Continue Reading

Album Review: “Pollen” by Tennis is full of unbridled love songs, otherworldly romance and poetic lyricism 

The album comes after the just pre-pandemic release of their fifth album, Swimmer. Now, their sixth album, Pollen, comes at the close of three torrential years of pandemic life. But what better way to start and end a pandemic than with new Tennis. The husband-and-wife duo, Alaina Moore and Patrick Continue Reading

Dark Americana songwriter Annie Stokes premieres new single “Nervous System”

Annie Stokes is a dark Americana songwriter who’s lyrics provide a tight punch. “I like a hook, and I like a song that dredges up specific memories and feelings, rather than generic rushes of serotonin,” she says of her songwriting style. “From the beginning, I would get inspired by snippets Continue Reading

ALBUM REVIEW: Agar Agar’s latest release “Player Non Player” is a fever dream’s theme

But that was to be expected. The Parisian electro-pop duo doesn’t shy away from discordant lyricism and synthesizers, it’s what they do. Player Non Player is another chapter in the ever-evolving sound of Agar Agar.  Surprisingly, it’s been 4 years since the duo released their debut album, The Dog and Continue Reading

Electronic rock singer/songwriter Jessica Cotten premieres her new electro-rock/dream pop EP ‘Edge of Wilderness’

While Jessica Cotten was initially influenced by her father, a music professor and a professional gigging musician, it wasn’t until her teens when she was finding her own style and interests that she related more to grunge. “I found myself relating to the bands and singers who emoted a lot,” Continue Reading

ALBUM REVIEW: “New Game+” by Palette Knife – an energetic ode to Midwestern life and the introspection of quarantine 

What would you do if you’d spent the last three years in a world getting over a pandemic and lived the surreal experience of weeks trapped in quarantine? You might write an album like New Game +, an album dedicated to days gone past and the pain of nostalgia. It Continue Reading