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Soft Yes – Odd Numbers

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Soft Yes, the NYC art-rock quartet whose ethos is as enigmatic as their sound, strikes again with “Odd Numbers,” released October 16, 2024. Known for twisting the familiar into something wholly unpredictable, Soft Yes weaves together elements of post-punk and art rock, crafting a...
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SlackRebel – Escape

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SlackRebel’s “Escape”: A Frenetic Punch of Indie Rock Energy SlackRebel, the scrappy duo hailing from Perth, Western Australia, is back with a blistering new single, “Escape”. Released on October 18th, this adrenaline-packed track clocks in just under three minutes but packs enough punch to...
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Friday Dies – Hammer Down

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Friday Dies – “Hammer Down” After nearly three decades of silence, Friday Dies returns with a vengeance in their latest single, “Hammer Down.” Known for their hardcore metal roots, the band rekindles the gritty power that defined their underground rise in the ’80s and...
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The Michael Perspective – Listen

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The Michael Perspective Offers a Sonic Bridge Between Worlds on “Listen” With his newest single “Listen,” Michael Fiore, under the moniker The Michael Perspective, crafts a hauntingly beautiful meditation on life, loss, and the ever-present echoes of those we’ve loved. Released just in time...
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Max Matthew – Dead of the Night

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Max Matthew, the dynamic pop-rock duo of Matt DePaolo and Max Cappello, is back with their latest single, “Dead of the Night,” and it’s nothing short of a late-night anthem. Known for their infectious blend of danceable pop, blues-infused guitar riffs, and singalong vocals,...
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ALASKA BOREALIS – Alaska Borealis

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In a year filled with remarkable releases, Alaska Borealis emerges as one of the most unexpected and captivating projects of 2024. Named after the awe-inspiring Northern Lights, the album serves as a beacon of musical creativity, casting light on Alaska’s burgeoning hip-hop scene. And...
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Julian Joel – Pull Up

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Julian Joel’s latest single, “Pull Up,” released on September 2, 2024, is a soulful declaration that solidifies him as an artist capable of transcending genres with ease. Born and raised in Detroit, Joel’s musical roots are deeply intertwined with the gospel traditions of the...
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Dante Pirtle – EP

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Dante Pirtle’s New EP: A Powerful Testament to Hip-Hop’s Roots and Social Consciousness Dante Pirtle returns with a four-song EP that solidifies his position as one of underground hip-hop’s most vital voices. With a discography known for its hard-hitting themes on social injustice and...
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Blueprint Tokyo – Blue

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Blueprint Tokyo’s Blue EP: A Sonic Odyssey Through Indie Rock’s Dreamiest Depths Blueprint Tokyo has a knack for transforming familiar sounds into something refreshingly uncharted. The Oklahoma City duo, comprising Kevin Dawson and Andrew Hale, has returned with their latest EP, Blue, released on...