Jack Manley – FLC Punk
Jack Manley has released FLC Punk, a new single to be included in his forthcoming debut album Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been? due out on November 19, 2026.
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Dubinski – Back To Basics
Dubinski continue to carve out their place in the indie scene with heartfelt songwriting and a compelling backstory.
Read moreSexfaces – SCUM
Gloves on, “the Asian” from Sexfaces climbs into the ring, ready to sweep away any scum who dares block their path.
Read moreIntroducing Ratboys
Chicago band Ratboys have released three songs and videos from their upcoming sixth studio album Singin’ to an Empty Chair (New West Records, 2026).
Read moreRobot Dog Funeral – Shelter
Robot Dog Funeral is back with the third single from their upcoming self-titled EP, set to be released barely a year after their debut album Dead Inside.
Read moreJesse Sykes and The Sweet Hereafter
Seattle based duo Jesse Sykes and The Sweet Hereafter returned with their long awaited new album Forever, I’ve Been Being Born.
Read moreDaniela Galhoz – Happier
Daniela Galhoz, the Portuguese singer-songwriter based in Madrid, has released her second single Happier, along with a live video of the artist performing in Portugal, accompanied only by her bass player.
Read moreThe Rural Alberta Advantage – Falling Apart
Toronto indie folk band The Rural Alberta Advantage is back with Falling Apart, a new single to be included in their much-awaited sixth studio album.
Read moreThe Gnomes – Flippin’ Stomp
Here is the only true video to date made by the Australian four-piece garage rock band The Gnomes, taken from their debut self-titled album.
Read moredeaf march – deaf march
Listen to the first song by deaf march, the music project by Niko, a 25-year-old singer-songwriter from Greece based in Latvia.
Read morePREMIERE: Franz Bauer – Sons
Franz Bauer has released Sons, the second single of the new indie folk project that runs parallel to the universe of Neuman.
Read moreDavid Bowie – Heroes (1977)
David was born David Robert Jones, on 8th January 1947. His first recordings were under the name of Davy Jones and he changed it in 1967 to become David Bowie.
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