Cobra Man are Dancing on “Thin Ice” in New Single from Upcoming EP
Recent Articles The promising duo are back with a glittering new cut taken from their forthcoming EP New Paradise I, out May 20. Cobra Man performs at the 9:30 Club on May 14. Cobra Man are Andy Harry and Sarah Rayne, who claim that “Los Angeles Power Disco didn’t exist” before their formation, “and now […]
Tired Radio are Feeling “Lousy, thanks.” on New EP
Recent Articles The “bummer punk” foursome, Tired Radio, follow up their debut album with an energetic, abrasive set of tunes. Tired Radio – official EP cover for “Lousy, thanks.” Hailing from Brooklyn, Tired Radio consist of “1 big guy, 1 small guy and 2 medium guys.” Their tongue-in-cheek approach have set them apart from other […]
Chase Tremaine Revels in the “Accidental Days” on His Meditative New LP
Recent Articles The Nashville-based solo act has returned with a third album, this time centered around a poignant “thought experiment.” Tremaine describes his artistic persona as a “[o]ne-man-band emo rocker with a post-hardcore sense of instrumentation and an old-fashioned pop sense for melody and harmony.” His ever-growing body of work spans multiple genres and tones, […]
Elita “Bangs Like a Fairy on Acid” in Eclectic New Track
More to Watch The ethereal third single from rising star, Elita, has arrived, complete with metallic synths and otherwordly vocals. The alternative-pop act have carved their own corner of the internet in recent years, revelling in the celebration of sex-positivism and fairie-like aesthetics. They’ve built a steady following for their elaborate (yet homemade) visuals and […]
MD McNally Expands His Signature Heartland Style in New EP “Crimes”
Recent Articles Wisconsin-based singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist MD McNally returns with a down-to-earth batch of warm tunes. Besides the soaring guitar riffs and his old-school-style delivery of Crimes, McNally establishes himself as a profoundly personal songwriter. Inspired in his youth by “songs of Irish rebellion” and his “older siblings’ ’80s pop mixtapes,” McNally’s roots are all-American, […]
Gala Maria Gets Cosmic on Spellbinding New EP “Gingham”
Recent Articles Gingham is a collection of songs centered around her upbringing, as well as the film that meant so much to her growing up – The Wizard of Oz Maria called New Orleans home for much of her life, which allowed her to channel its rich cultural history into her own odyssey of an […]
Brent Funkhouser is Growing “Blackberries” in His Folksy New Single
More to Watch Self-described “y’alternative” singer-songwriter (and native Virginian) Brent Funkhouser has returned with his deeply personal, berry-themed track “Blackberries” The song’s basis centers on a single question “How do you build a better life?” Funkhouser explores this query through intimate anecdotes peppered throughout the song. “I’ll make the roses bloom,” he opens, “dead of […]
Tired All The Time Mourn the Lonely on New Single “One Big File”
More to Watch DC natives Tired All The Time, colloquially known as TATT, are back with a sad-jam of a new single, “One Big File.” The band is no stranger to bearing their souls about the societal ills that concern them. They’ve tackled both all-encompassing and more niche issues, from the tyranny of big pharma […]
Getting Rootsy with New Album by Man Made Hills – Promised Land
Recent Articles New York native James Carrancio, better known by his stage name Man Made Hills, recently delivered his promising, Americana-tinged third LP Promised Land. Billed as “more like a compilation, than an album,” this back-to-basics collection of tracks spans a period of almost a decade of songwriting. “[S]ome songs I wrote 8 years ago,” […]
