Massachusetts band blends power-emo energy with personal storytelling on a dynamic first full-length release.
Cape Crush have officially released their debut album Place Memory, a 10-track record that captures both the rush and weight of growing up in the…
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International group delivers a layered mix of psychedelic rock, ambient textures, and rhythmic energy on their first full-length release.
clâm have officially released their debut album Here and Now, introducing a sound that blends psychedelic rock, ambient tones, and…
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LA band blends punk, cumbia, and disco into a sharp and urgent track ahead of a new EP.
Southern California band Integra Pink have released their new single “Spiderman Piñata,” and it hits with fast shifts and bold energy. The…
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Johnny Nameless is the genre-bending project of John (vocals, multi-instrumentalist, songwriter) and Susu (drums), joined live by a looping pedal that functions as a third member, shaping a sound that drifts through vintage psych, new wave, surf, punk, goth, garage…
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Between 2015 and 2025, indie rock stopped being a niche culture hiding in basements and Bandcamp pages and became one of the defining emotional languages of modern music. The genre blurred into pop, punk, folk, emo, and electronic music while…
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For more than a decade, Mint 400 Records has built a reputation for treating tribute compilations less like nostalgia exercises and more like living, breathing conversations between generations of artists. With Mint 400 Records Presents: 8 Track KnickKnacks (A Compilation…
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Boston indie-folk collective deepen their world ahead of Nothing To The Branches
Boston indie-folk band Jesus The Dinosaur move in the opposite direction of pressure on “Empty Space,” a single that trades tension for release. Where their previous track “Sweet…
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Worcester alt-folk project turns inward, letting motion unfold around the listener
Worcester-based project berm arrive with highway through the trees, a debut album that approaches movement from the opposite direction. Instead of pushing forward, the record expands outward, creating…
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There’s a quiet confidence running through Home is West’s latest EP, Echoes of Hope—a record that leans into reflection without losing its sense of movement. Across these new songs, the band stretches its sound into more layered, introspective territory…
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New York alt-punk trio sharpen emotional arcs across tightly wound EP
New York alt-punk trio For Lack of a Term return with Not Quite You, a five-track EP that leans fully into the collapse and aftermath of a relationship…
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