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Darrell Kelley – Sick of This

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Boston-born, Atlanta-based singer and activist Darrell Kelley has never been content to make background music. With his latest single, “Sick of This,” Kelley once again positions himself at the crossroads of pop, R&B, and social conscience—using melody as a megaphone and conviction as his...
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Flowers For Juno – My Bloody Kisses

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With “My Bloody Kisses,” Flowers for Juno continue their slow-burn transformation from underground gothic oddities into one of the most intriguing avant-shadows in modern rock. The Benjó James–led project has always thrived in the twilight zone between genres, but this latest single—arriving December 3rd...
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BB Stevens – Hoboken

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BB STEVENSHoboken(Stryker Records) BB Stevens’ Hoboken is the sound of a restless artist staring down the modern world with both eyes wide open—and a guitar that won’t stop talking back. It’s a record that burns with wit, heart, and a tinge of Jersey streetlight...
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Arcane-Gel “Passing Ships”

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From the first fluttering notes of “Passing Ships,” Arcane-Gel sound like they’re slipping through the cracks between genres, swimming in that uneasy space where nostalgia meets existential reflection. The Bedford-based duo—Antony Castiello and Lucio Adger—call their sound prog-hop, a fusion of guitar-driven alternative rock and...
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Underlined Passages – The Accelerationists

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UNDERLINED PASSAGESThe Accelerationists(Mint 400 Records) Baltimore’s Underlined Passages have always lived in the space between hope and dislocation, crafting indie rock that feels both restless and luminous. On their latest album, The Accelerationists (out October 17 via Mint 400 Records), the trio—Michael Nestor (guitar/vocals/keys), Roger Stewart...