Edens Hit the Open Road on Debut Single “Empty Details”

Chicago indie rock quintet Edens channel memory, nighttime drives and their Midwestern roots on “Empty Details,” the first single from their forthcoming debut album, Static Fiction.

Chicago indie rock band Edens have released “Empty Details,” the first single from their…

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The Spook School Return After Eight Years With “Falling”

Glasgow indie-pop band The Spook School reunite after an eight-year hiatus with “Falling,” the first look at their forthcoming album, Like A Heartbeat.

After eight years away, Glasgow’s The Spook School are back. The queer indie-pop band have reunited and…

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nymb Revisit Their Midwest Emo Legacy With Full Catalog Reissue

Nearly three decades after emerging from suburban Chicago, nymb are bringing their complete catalog back to vinyl following an unexpected rediscovery by a new generation of listeners.

Chicago-area band nymb are digging into their past with a full catalog reissue…

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Recollection Look Back Without Losing Themselves on Intrusive Thoughts

Recollection bridge hardcore punk and indie rock while exploring memory, vulnerability and growing older on their new EP, Intrusive Thoughts.

Recollection have released their new EP Intrusive Thoughts through DAZE, a four-song collection that looks backward without getting trapped in…

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MX LONELY Find Catharsis in Chaos on “March 16th”

New York heavy-alt band MX LONELY confront cycles of violence and the proximity of tragedy on “March 16th,” the first single from their forthcoming EP, PERFECT HOUSE.

New York band MX LONELY have released “March 16th,” featuring Caitlin Starr, as…

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[BMN EXCLUSIVE] San Tropez Revisit Museum of Modern History With “Deep and Troubled Place”

New Jersey dream pop band San Tropez return to last year’s Museum of Modern History with the slow-burning “Deep and Troubled Place,” featuring Marissa Paternoster of Screaming Females and Noun.

One year after the release of Museum of Modern History…

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Matt of Matts Reworks a Childhood Hymn on Debut Single “Come Thou Fount of Unforgetting”

Dallas art-pop and folktronic artist Matt of Matts explores fatherhood, religious trauma and the uneasy process of healing on his debut single, “Come Thou Fount of Unforgetting.”

Dallas-based artist Matt of Matts has released his debut single, “Come Thou Fount…

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James Eichman Maps the American South on Debut Album St. Catherine Street

Nashville songwriter James Eichman blends intimate indie-folk with fictional storytelling on his debut full-length, St. Catherine Street.

Nashville multi-instrumentalist James Eichman has released his debut album St. Catherine Street, a collection of quiet indie-folk stories rooted in memory, imagined…

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The Rupert Selection Throw Out the Rulebook on Music For Horses

Boston alt-rock trio The Rupert Selection embrace urgency, collaboration and pure creative freedom on their sprawling new album, Music For Horses.

Boston trio The Rupert Selection have released Music For Horses, a 12-track album that pushes their psychedelic and…

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Nathalie Miller Finds Beauty in a Lover’s Past on “teeth filed down”

Brooklyn indie-pop artist Nathalie Miller turns the marks left by time into a tender portrait of new love on her latest single, “teeth filed down.”

Brooklyn indie-pop artist Nathalie Miller has released “teeth filed down,” the first single from her…

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