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googly eyes Opens Pandora’s Box as Ambition Meets Consequence
googly eyes is an artist, songwriter and producer working across alternative pop and electronic music. Her self-directed Starlet EP was…
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Boys Noize’s 7LLVSION: A Solo Frame After a Collaborative Run
Boys Noize is the project of Alex Ridha, a German-Iraqi artist, DJ, producer and composer. His work spans solo electronic…
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The Wildwoods’ Humble Mama and the Road Between Records
Lincoln, Nebraska folk-Americana trio The Wildwoods pairs violin, guitar and upright bass with three-part vocal interplay.
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Badfish Steps Into Its Own Catalog With Watch Your Mouth
Rhode Island band Badfish steps from 25 years of Sublime tribute performances into its first original album.
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Stew Cutler’s Undercover (Mostly): Familiar Songs, Instrumental Possibilities
Guitarist and composer Stew Cutler reframes familiar songs on the mostly instrumental Undercover (Mostly).
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Seether’s Rare On Air Revisits the Radio Rooms Behind the Rise
South African rock band Seether revisits rare radio and studio performances on Rare On Air.
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Ken Pomeroy’s Tonight’s News: A Circle of Influences Before Town Hall
Ken Pomeroy’s Tonight’s News connects formative covers, an original song and live ensemble recording.
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aurorawave Uses Villain to Explore the Scapegoat’s Side of the Story
A 2025 single campaign introduces the band’s reggaecore approach through a question about blame and perspective.
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Welsh Wolf Gives Paul Freeman a New Creative Identity
The Wreck writing session became the beginning of a project rooted in the musician’s earliest influences.
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Taylor McCluskey Preserves a Band’s Chemistry at Piccolo Studios
Four live tracks document a shared performance, with a dedication to photographer and friend Susan Moss.
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Netherwilds Turns a Stolen Goat Into a Metal Rebellion
Peasant Rising builds its medieval world around a small loss with enormous consequences.
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Eivør Brings the Faroe Islands Into the World of Tungl
A full-band recording made at home gives the Faroese songwriter’s folk and electronic worlds a shared setting.
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Noble Hops Put the Drinking Song on Trial With “Thinkin’ (‘Bout Drinkin’)”
Pittsburgh-area rockers Noble Hops time “Thinkin’ (‘Bout Drinkin’),” a song about self-medication and losing control, to World Mental Health Day.
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Steff Agathis on Artist Development, Derrick Milano and the Vitalize Records Method
Vitalize Records founder Steff Agathis explains identity-first artist development, Derrick Milano's next chapter and the signals that matter before streams.
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James Artissen and Bigg Baggz on Collaboration, Value and The Art Dealer
James Artissen and Bigg Baggz unpack the contrast, creative chemistry and ideas about value behind their five-track collaboration The Art…
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ARGYRO on Melody, Space and the California Mythology of She’s So LA
ARGYRO discusses the visual thinking, melodic restraint and Denver-made collaboration behind “She’s So LA,” his cinematic new single from the…
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DEN BAURIN’s “Melody” Turns an AI Video Debate Into a Question About DIY Art
DEN BAURIN’s “Melody” uses an AI-assisted porcelain-doll video to test the boundaries of tribute, affordability and authorship in independent music.
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Brandon Armstrong on Building Monk’s Temple Records Outside the Algorithm
Monk’s Temple Records founder Brandon Armstrong discusses shared master ownership, open studio culture, direct-to-consumer music and why the label wants…
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Zarema on “Child’s Prayer”: Grief, Exile and a Song for Refugee Children
Zarema discusses the refugee story behind “Child’s Prayer,” her Crimean Tatar family history, and recording with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra…
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‘No AI Was Used’: Terry Borderline and Gasoline Monk Answer the Machine Age
Terry Borderline and Gasoline Monk release No AI Was Used through Monk’s Temple Records, turning an automated distribution dispute into…
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Oliver Symons Releases Wake Up Through Maison Arts
Oliver Symons released “Wake Up” through Maison Arts on October 2, 2026. For the Antwerp-born artist, producer and songwriter, the…
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Ned Hill on the Songs That Waited and the Trust Behind Saw Jesus at the Park
A song can wait thirty years without losing its reason to exist. For Ned Hill, “Little Miss Cairaco” became the…
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Elvira Kalnik on Grief, Memory and the Raw Emotion Behind “Dad”
Elvira Kalnik discusses “Dad,” the deeply personal song she wrote after losing her father, why she preserved the trembling breaths…
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Zenareeta Turns Her Mother’s Sacrifice Into a Living Musical Legacy on ‘SumuHood’: Interview
Zenareeta discusses “SumuHood,” her mother’s decision to leave music behind, the song that arrived during meditation and the family legacy…
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