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leave it all behind – allan jamisen allan jamisen crafts a gorgeous, washed-out dream pop meditation on the impossibility of outrunning yourself 'leave it all behind' opens with a familiar pull, the…
read the review →the road i didn't plan on – neil valmonte neil valmonte trades anthemic guitars for tender violas and finds a gorgeous americana gem in life's unexpected turns 'the road i didn't plan on' opens with…
read the review →liar – brok brok deliver a stunning, brilliantly heavy slice of blues-soaked rock and roll that absolutely refuses to compromise 'liar' lands with a weight that pins you to the spot.
read the review →maybe i'm not – sbob sbob turns personal confession into a brilliant, gut-punch of a britpop anthem, all hooks and heart from this scottish one-man band 'maybe i'm not' opens with a verse that earns…
read the review →pavement – flowerbroth flowerbroth's 'pavement' drifts through seasons and heartache with a hazy, gorgeous slacker rock zinger 'pavement' opens with guitar wrapped in fog, that dreamy lo-fi texture…
read the review →the great deception – david howls david howls strips back the myth of perfection and finds a raw, cathartic rock banger in the wreckage 'the great deception' opens with a weight you can feel before…
read the review →why ? – jfk blue jfk blue deliver nearly seven minutes of blistering big band blues rock that earns every second 'why ?' is a song about love won and love lost, and at six minutes forty-nine seconds…
read the review →never had – charlie sly charlie sly turns the wreckage of an 11-year relationship into a stunning piece of hazy, vulnerable dream-pop 'never had' is a song about giving everything to someone who…
read the review →the man who killed the world – electrobuddha electrobuddha delivers a stunning slice of eco rock that turns global unrest into something urgent and unmistakably alive 'the man who killed the world'…
read the review →no question – danny lee danny lee delivers a stunning meditation on leaving one life behind for another in vulnerable alternative rock 'no question' captures that raw, uncertain space between the…
read the review →i hear you – blond jesus blond jesus delivers a gorgeous slice of introspective rock with 'i hear you', turning self-trust into an anthem 'i hear you' is the title track from blond jesus' new album,…
read the review →fear – peter melodist peter melodist announces himself with 'fear', a striking grunge-touched debut carrying emotional weight far beyond its thirteen-year-old creator 'fear' opens with a…
read the review →sabo vano – slowlight slowlight craft a hypnotic post-rock world on 'sabo vano', where electronic textures and atmospheric drift meet spellbindingly 'sabo vano' opens like fog rolling in, before post…
read the review →daydreamer – marion sophia dyrvik marion sophia dyrvik crafts a stunning, unhurried slice of 90s-inflected dream pop with 'daydreamer', all warmth and gentle ache 'daydreamer' opens like a memory…
read the review →feel – rosso tierney rosso tierney delivers a scorching 90s-soaked rock anthem where connection and disconnection collide with massive guitars 'feel' is a high-energy alternative rock single that…
read the review →b!tch please – exzenya exzenya turns a cheating story into a stunning blues-rock single, all swagger and relief 'b!tch please' opens the door on a moment most songwriters would play for heartbreak…
read the review →one more angel [a tribute to raul malo] – eric alexandrakis eric alexandrakis transforms a raul malo classic into a joyous, full-hearted celebration of life and legacy 'one more angel [a tribute to…
read the review →psssh! – actve captve actve captve's 'psssh!' turns the relentless overwhelm of modern life into a cathartic, hook-driven pressure release 'psssh!' opens with its thesis statement right there in the…
read the review →what else? – blindness & light blindness & light deliver a driving post-punk indie stunner about wanting to burn it all down and start fresh 'what else?' opens with that a smidge of post-punk…
read the review →backbone – joseph turner & the dudes of hazard joseph turner & the dudes of hazard dig into dusty americana grit on 'backbone', a stomping work-song anthem with serious heart 'backbone' opens…
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today's rock picks run dark and gritty: an illinois post-punk band back with more hypnotic dread, three teenage sisters turning a road trip into abbey road-recorded pop-rock, a new york duo bridging…
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today's rock picks span the whole spectrum: a boston songwriter reuniting with an old bandmate after 25 years, a glasgow band turning real grief into cinematic indie rock, a phoenix powerhouse…
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today's rock picks cover a lot of road: an irish shoegaze band three decades deep into a gorgeous wall of sound, a canadian roots-rocker turning his career into an anthem, a dutch songwriter…
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today's rock picks run the full spectrum: a hand-drawn, stop-motion tribute to tavern rock, a swiss power-pop postcard dressed up in beach boys harmonies, a 90s indie rock throwback howling at the…
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