From the sun-soaked streets of Orlando, Florida, emerge The Steel Crows, a band redefining the timeless sound of classic rock. Their debut album, simply titled The Steel Crows, is a testament to their journey from local bars to national acclaim,… Read More
WISEMARY, St. Louis’s rock revelation, has once again proven their mettle in the music scene with their latest release, “Drunk Cigarette,” a track that perfectly encapsulates the band’s raw energy and authentic sound. This new single is an electrifying addition… Read More
Steve Edwards, hailing from New Zealand but now a notable figure in the UK music world, triumphantly returns with his latest musical offering, “Broken Bones.” This single transcends the boundaries of typical songwriting, weaving a poignant tale of personal battles… Read More
Indie Rock musician, Mark Modarelli ’s latest EP, By Any Other Name, delves deep into the intricate relationship between language, perception, and societal norms. The artist candidly shares the inspiration behind the 5-track record, including “Apart,” “Shame On Us,” “Folly… Read More
Silvia Jiménez Alvarez, better known as the Spanish-born, Berlin-based electronic musician Jasss, has hidden languages within her music. In a recent interview, Alvarez said of her debut on Ostgut Ton, “Every track, in some way, has to do with having… Read More
When running on a treadmill, it’s advised to slow the thing down in stages before you get off. If you don’t—if, instead, you hop off and go from full tilt to a standstill—there’s a good chance the floor will still… Read More
For a quarter century, Berlin’s MMM have crafted rave anthems of unusually potent caliber. The duo of Errorsmith and Berghain resident Fiedel, MMM aren’t terribly prolific. Since their debut, in 1996, they’ve released just seven 12″s, all on their eponymous… Read More
Anthony Naples kicked off his debut album with a fakeout. The New York producer had made his name in 2012, at just 22, with an effervescent house jam that was ranked among the year’s best dance music, and he wasted… Read More
In just 10 releases over the past four years, Manchester’s Sferic label has established a remarkably consistent identity—one defined, ironically, by the near absence of identifying features. On records from Space Afrika, Jake Muir, and Perila, among others, Sferic has… Read More
The last decade has seen the rise of a loose clique of ambient musicians enamored by barely there beats, vaporous pads, and big, dubby bass subductions. Many of them are Midwestern, including Huerco S. and Mister Water Wet, whose short-lived… Read More