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My Mom Is Here Reimagines “Can’t Find My Way Home” With Jake E. Lee

The New York pop-rock band gives the classic song an orchestral, jazz-inflected overhaul with a guest appearance from the celebrated Ozzy Osbourne and Badlands guitarist.

New York pop-rock band My Mom Is Here has released a sweeping reinterpretation of “Can’t…

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Sep 11, 2026

UNTER STRØM Pushes Electronic Music Into Uncharted Territory on “Fragment”

Alex Gonzales and John Kunkel turn spontaneous studio chemistry into an evolving collision of techno, melodic house and industrial electronics.

Electronic duo UNTER STRØM continues to blur the boundaries between the club and the cinematic on new single “Fragment,” the…

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Sep 10, 2026

PPR PPL Steps Into the Light With Soaring Debut Single “Taller Trees

Multi-instrumentalist Peter W. Bartash turns decades of memory and self-examination into a cinematic collision of alternative rock, post-hardcore and shoegaze on the first taste of PPR PPL // 01.

Boston musician Peter W. Bartash has spent decades behind the drum…

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Sep 9, 2026

Sean Coleman Project Makes a Gritty First Impression With “You’ve Got To Choose”

 

Boston songwriter and guitarist Sean Coleman launches his new collaborative project with a blues-rock burner built around betrayal, confrontation and the powerhouse vocals of Mia Boostrom.

Boston’s Sean Coleman Project has made its official arrival with “You’ve Got To Choose,”…

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Sep 8, 2026

Lorg Steps Into Their Own on Debut Solo Album I Fell For Fantasy

Lorg, the solo project of SALES co-creator L Morgan, turns heartache, uncertainty and artistic independence into the carefully constructed debut album I Fell For Fantasy.

After years creating music as part of SALES, L Morgan steps fully into their own…

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Sep 7, 2026

The Something Ain’t Rights Channel Punk’s Past and Present on Rotten In The Brain

Astoria, Oregon punk lifers The Something Ain’t Rights pull from hardcore, post-punk, cowpunk and American roots music on their scrappy debut EP, Rotten In The Brain.

The Something Ain’t Rights bring decades of underground history into the present on Rotten…

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Sep 4, 2026

Buenos Vampiros Explore Rage and Reflection on New Double Single “Mundo Raro” / “Morir en Mi Tierra”

Argentine post-punk quartet Buenos Vampiros reveal two dramatically different sides of their forthcoming fourth album, El último disparo, ahead of a European tour beginning this month.

Buenos Vampiros are widening the scope of their sound with “Mundo Raro” and “Morir…

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Sep 3, 2026

The Bankes Brothers Embrace the Leap on Jubilant New Single “Risk It All”

Victoria, BC rock outfit The Bankes Brothers turn burnout, uncertainty and creative ambition into an exuberant rock anthem about betting on yourself.

The Bankes Brothers are throwing caution aside on “Risk It All,” a punchy new single that transforms the…

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Sep 2, 2026

Antietam Find Timeless Connection in New Single “Every Other Star”

Veteran New York underground rock trio Antietam look toward the night sky for perspective on “Every Other Star,” the lead single from their forthcoming 14th album, The Counting Game.

More than four decades into their career, Antietam are still finding…

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Sep 1, 2026

Today Junior Unleash Their After-Hours Instincts on “Werewolves of Boston”

Boston trio Today Junior celebrate the nocturnal escape from workday drudgery on “Werewolves of Boston,” a lively collision of surf-rock bounce and fuzz-punk energy ahead of their new album Stranger Days.

Boston indie-rock trio Today Junior are embracing the creatures…

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Aug 31, 2026

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