Kyle Davis returns with Jericho, his first full-length album since 2020, offering a poignant exploration of loss, resilience, and the journey to piece oneself back together. Produced by longtime collaborator Don Dixon and featuring contributions from Peter Holsapple and Rob Ladd, the album blends Davis’s emotive storytelling with a rich sonic landscape reminiscent of Jackson Browne and Peter Gabriel. With standout tracks like “On a Ledge” and “Sail Away,” Jericho reaffirms Davis’s place in the singer-songwriter tradition, delivering his most profound work to date.

Benson has bridged multiple genres to concoct a sound that is all his own, and with this trio of singles, his forthcoming EP has all the promise of being a powerful debut.

George Wilding is an English singer songwriter from Avebury, Wiltshire.

“Swear to God” is out now, and it stands as a quiet triumph—proof that the most powerful folk songs don’t shout; they speak plainly and truthfully. With “Swear to God,” Here, Greenberg cements his role as a storyteller with heart and grit.

For a project conceived in isolation, The Beatroot Road has emerged as a global collaboration rooted in human connection. With “Confusion Inland,” they affirm their place not just in music, but in movement—blurring boundaries while honoring the universal experience of loss, memory, and the road onward.

Managing to make a very uplifting and simultaneously contemplative pop album,
Matthew Nowhere brings a new vision of the past into the future, which happens to be right now. Bringing in the dream wave duo of vocalist Bryce Boudreau and multi-instrumentalist Christopher Murphy (aka Lunar Twin) on a couple of tracks only adds to the magic of this release.

As an artist, activist, and survivor, Majors is creating more than music—she’s creating space for healing. “Dream Weaver” is both a beautiful sonic experience and a courageous act of remembrance and rebellion.

It’s not only rock ‘n roll for Ezra Furman, as the wide-ranging Goodbye Small Head explores chamber-pop and orchestral arrangements, stylish synth-pop and deep indie-folk expressions on her latest album. An audacious and compelling listen, from stem to stern, the LP is going to leave a mark.

Skybar Tiger is the latest project from Alex Parker, an independent singer-songwriter from Kent. After a long break from playing and performing, Skybar Tiger is an opportunity for Alex to be bullish, cutting and self-deprecating in songs with the ethos “misery, delivered cheerfully’.

Jim Chorley is an Americana/Acoustic/Folk singer-songwriter. His songs, lyrics and recordings are authentically honest, from the heart, down to earth and real. With singles and E.Ps that have been described as having ‘warmth, intimacy and soul’ and as ‘evoking the styles and traditions of the classic singer-songwriters’ Jim has played countless live shows and festivals, including the renowned Cambridge Folk festival, Larmer Tree festival in Wiltshire and
the Wickham Folk festival in Hampshire.

In the fall of 2000, Aarktica’s debut No Solace in Sleep enchanted listeners with quietly majestic, blissed-out tape hiss lullabies and slow-motion ambient compositions that unfolded as subtly as an ice floe drifting in the ocean. One listener described the headphone experience as “like being in the womb,” evoking feelings of both solitude and comfort. Another imagined it as “the sound of ice melting,” and one early review declared that it “tapped directly into the heart of something older than speech” with the depth of melancholy and emotion it aroused.

Beebe Gallini is a modern garage rock band out of St. Paul MN releasing their second long play record, Begged, Borrowed and Stealed! For this record, the band headed to the legendary Kay Bank Studios in Minneapolis, a place rich in musical history, where everything from The Trashmen’s legendary “Surfin Bird” to all of Soma Records’ Big Hits Of Mid America were recorded.

For listeners weathering their own storms, Strawn offers something rare: a song that doesn’t try to fix the pain, but simply sits with it.

Desert Man’s “Penelope” is a shimmering new song with sun-baked grooves and haunting melodies. An elegant and thunderous combination of emotional urgency, philosophical confidence, and individual creative fire. “Penelope” is someone who just can’t get enough and is never satisfied, the proverbial insatiable human and girl-who-doesn’t-know-what-she-wants

Singer-songwriter Wolfgang Webb has made a significant return to music after years spent in the shadows of television scoring and sound design. This creative rebirth led to the release of his debut album, The Insomniacs’ Lullaby, in late 2023, featuring the poignant first single “Before You Sleep (The Pills).” This track captures the essence of sleepless nights and emotional turmoil, resonating powerfully with listeners.

Following two critically acclaimed albums and intense live performances in Sweden and Germany during 2024 and 2025, “Celebrate” marks the beginning of a new chapter in the band’s evolution. “Celebrate” is a release of energy – heavy, melodic, and forward-driving. A song about letting go and being present in the moment, with lyrics shifting between euphoria and desperation. The sound remains raw and direct, but the production is more nuanced – once again with producer wizard Joakim Lindberg at the helm in Studio Sickan, Malmö.

Bardie’s single “Too Long” encapsulates a journey of overcoming hesitation and creative blocks. Influenced by artists like Meija, Andy Shauf, and Flyte, Bardie’s track strikes a delicate balance between emotional depth and melodic clarity. The song aims to slowly unfold its layers, rewarding listeners with an honest and introspective experience. This release not only showcases Bardie’s musical prowess but also marks a significant turning point in their artistic journey, setting the stage for more captivating music to come.

From the outset of her career, Janita has defied convention yet repeatedly enjoyed mainstream success. She’s commanded attention as a multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, songwriter, and artist-rights activist who meets frequently with Congressional lawmakers. Hailed by SPIN Magazine as “an artist unafraid of taking risks en route to her way back up the charts,” the two-time Billboard Top-40 hitmaker now delivers her tenth studio album, Mad Equation.

New York-based indie rock band The Goodbye Radio continues their remarkable second act with the release of “Twisted Time Travelers,” the latest single from their forthcoming album In This Sleeping City. With over 16,000 streams in just two weeks and listeners tuning in from around the world, the track marks a powerful reintroduction to a band that’s spent years refining their voice — and now, they’re ready to be heard.

With more than a full decade of experience gained in his career as a singer/songwriter so far, it’s no coincidence that Richard Tyler Epperson has established himself firmly in the independent music scene. From his prolifically expressive lyricism, to his profoundly evocative songs, he’s built a reputation to be proud of
through fearless songwriting and performances that prove he has an authentic connection to music unlike any other.

Memory Tattoos marks the band’s debut EP and features four tracks, including the previously released singles ‘Mariia’ and ‘Last Days In The Sun’. The EP’s two brand new songs offer listeners an even deeper dive into Bad Valentines’ signature melodic and energetic indie-rock sound.

Clarence Tilton stands at the crossroads of Americana and Heartland rock, blending tube amps, Telecasters, and the wide-open landscapes of Nebraska into a sound both timeless and fresh. Formed in 2014 from Omaha’s storied rock scene, the band is led by brothers Chris and Corey Weber, who grew up in a small town (1,000 people, 10,000 cows), learning guitar on borrowed instruments and bonding over influences like Neil Young, Son Volt, The Allman Brothers, The Flying Burrito Brothers, and James Gang.

Boston’s Autumn Hollow didn’t just spend two years making a record—they built a time capsule. Say No More captures the band in a fascinating metamorphosis, with frontman/teacher Brendan Murphy’s pandemic-era observations landing differently in 2025 than when first written. Recorded at Medford’s Soul Shop with producer Elio DeLuca (Titus Andronicus), it’s what happens when you let songs breathe instead of rushing them to market.

Six Migrations is a challenging and brilliant, emotionally-unrelenting EP that will definitely appeal to open-minded fans of the genre.

Continuing their recent single release frenzy, hot on the heels of “Arizona” and “The Mess I Made” comes Barking Poets’ latest tune. Starting out with a chord riff and groove worthy of Green Day or Foo Fighters, with Neil’s vocals in a lower register than usual, even heading to Jim Morrison territory. London’s Barking Poets lead you through the stars to a harmony-drenched chorus – turning the familiar feeling of leaving friends behind into a tale of interstellar loneliness.

My Raining Stars was formed by Thierry Haliniak as a solo project in 1998. In the early 90s, Thierry was in a band called Nothing To Be Done that performed with artists such as The Boo Radleys, Adorable, and Moose. Being raised by much of the music of those times, especially influenced by Creation and Sarah Records, Thierry has a knack of writing classic pop songs.

10 Country Songs is the first record that Martinez feels worthy of being dropped under what he refers to as his “government” name. The album was produced by Martinez alongside the A-list assistance of engineers Andy Flebbe (Green Day) and Grammy®-winner Jerry Ordonez (Bon Iver, Waxahatchee).

“Gold” is a glam rock ritual for transcendence, channeling Bowie and T.Rex in a swaggering alchemical anthem. The song is a complete artist statement for a band who loves to dance the line between “party band” and “esoteric mystery cultists”- a funky disco chorus to shake it to, right alongside a genuine, sublime initiation rite into the church of rock and roll. The Manimals are female-fronted, theatrical, queer, funny, emotional, and a true NYC experience if you’re lucky enough to see them live.

Steve Kilbey & Gareth Koch have returned with a new full-length built around the theme of Atlantis. The results are magic, taking listeners on a sweeping 41-minute, 13-track journey. With a bit of a nod to Pete Shelley, in these times of contention this record’s intention may be to cleanse our souls.

Claire Molek and Jason Savsani have created a movement in ten parts, the songs grabbing and pulling and guiding between verse and chorus, melody and rhythm. Learning that this album was recorded in Illinois in the depths of a Victorian mansion just adds a weight to the spectral sonic premonitions that seem to reverberate as the music surrounds the listener.

“Attach Your Memory” is the lead single from Matare’s forthcoming album, Extinction Burst, set to release on 19th May 2025. This track serves as a delightful introduction to the album, offering a carefree and nostalgic vibe that transports listeners to a realm of personified natural elements and heartfelt longing. Recorded and produced in Sarasota, Florida, the song captures the laid-back essence of Matare’s coastal inspirations, creating a musical experience that is both soothing and invigorating.

After years of road-testing these songs in clubs and basements in NJ, NY and PA, Royal Blush present their debut EP A Ways Away. Part of a larger project, this collection’s diverse sonic palette ranges from the honey-stirred sweetness of alt rockers like ‘Cherry Cola’ and ‘Ice Age,’ to the rage-drunk grunge housefires of ‘Go’ and ‘Butterflies on the Grave.’ It’s shamelessly vulnerable, scary, sugary and everything in between.

Ana April’s music is defined by rich textures and atmospheric soundscapes that merge into a distinctive and soulful sound. Her compositions move fluidly between traditional musical structures and a progressive artistic approach, offering listeners an immersive and imaginative experience. The use of metaphor and symbolism plays a central role in both her lyrical and musical expression.

Minneapolis based performer and songwriter Roz Prickel combines powerhouse vocals and a sense of whimsy to craft honest and magical tales of love, yearning, and hope. It’s no secret that her ability to delicately balance humor with raw emotional performances is the reason she has become a staple in the local pop-folk scene.

Speaking Is A Gun is currently considered one of the must-see, electrifying young Berlin indie rock bands. In this sense, lead singer and guitarist Florian Begenau, Damian Baran on drums, bassist Max Prieß and lead guitarist Julian Reng are these guys who show up on the back of word of mouth live hype, drawing lines around the block to chaotic early gigs in clubs in Kreuzberg and Friedrichshain.

Lemon is the one and only band in the EU that brings the Nedchester sound. Influenced by the Madchester sound, but interpreted by some guys from Amsterdam. Still on track with their bold mission to drop a new single every month this year. May marks the release of the fifth #lemon12 single – a track that gives a nod to the queen of Instagram, but with a Lemon twist. It’s about a queen who’s hooked on attention and likes… and a follower who’s just as hooked on her selfies. He just can’t resist.

From his early rock roots to spacey, delayed guitars to percussion work using metal pipes and hammers. Dan Gober has never sat still; his music has evolved throughout his career. Never settling on one genre of music, set of instruments or voice used to carry his message.

Singer-songwriter and indie provocateur Nathaniel Paul returns with a striking new single, “Pills”, available on all streaming platforms April 19. Known for his introspective lyrics and fearless social commentary, Paul turns his lens toward the numbing effects of modern medicine and the quiet epidemic of overprescription in America.

Track Dogs*—*Garrett Wall (vocals, guitar), Dave Mooney (bass), Howard Brown (trumpet), and Robbie K. Jones (percussion)—have spent the past 20 or so years crafting a sound that blends Americana, bluegrass, Latino rhythms, folk, and blues. Known for their innovative approach to music, the band has built a strong reputation both in Spain and internationally, having played major festivals such as Glastonbury, Shrewsbury Folk Festival, and The Gate to Southwell.

Channelling bands such as Tool, Deftones and Audioslave, this self-searching, cinematic, epic serves as a mirror of the soul, reflecting the change of the tide, and the tranquility and chaos that the sea can bring.

Solkyri is an instrumental post-rock band from Sydney, Australia, known for their emotional intensity and technical precision. With five studio releases under their belt, including the critically acclaimed Mount Pleasant (2020), which hit #1 on the AIR Independent Charts, the band has earned over 200,000 streams across digital platforms.

“Tornado of Mistakes” stands out as a compelling track that showcases Jay Luke’s profound storytelling and musical depth. The song’s thematic exploration of self-awareness and the impact of personal focus resonates deeply with listeners, making it a significant addition to Jay Luke’s discography.

With a soundscape influenced by evocative film scores, Phillips’ distinctive storytelling is elevated by lush instrumentation that mirrors the song’s themes of reflection and resonance. During an extended instrumental section, Gal-Oz’s piano dances like light reflecting on water over the tremulous rhythm of the cellos, evoking a minimalist like Philip Glass or John Adams.

After carving out a legacy with the acclaimed band The Polar Boys, Ruff Hunter steps into the spotlight as a solo artist with the release of his new single, “Punching Darts,” available now. A poignant meditation on memory, mortality, and emotional estrangement, the track showcases Hunter’s shift toward a raw, genre-bending sound that melds post-punk, shoegaze, and lo-fi grit.

With a gritty pulse and soaring defiance, “You Tripped Me Up” dives headfirst into the fallout of broken trust. Fueled by raw guitars and emotionally charged vocals, The Pulltops capture the moment where frustration turns into clarity—and the climb back up begins. It’s a cathartic anthem for anyone who’s stumbled, stood back up, and decided they’re done looking back.

Riding the wave of their first season and first recording Due North 2024, the Minneapolis-based Bluegrass/ Old Time/ Folk/ all-women band, Rosie Daze was back in studio to record their sophomore year efforts, Nobody Here But Us, due for release ahead of the Bold North festival season, Spring 2025. Recorded and mixed with Tony Williamette at Minnehaha Recording Company.

You Are Never Alone, the new record from Bicentennial Drug Lord, is out on June 20, 2025. Recorded with Alex Farrar (MJ Lenderman, Wednesday, Merce Lemon) at Drop of Sun Studios in Asheville, NC, the album is a gorgeous crystallization of a long winter in the upper Midwest with music that could thaw even the iciest heart.

Following five lauded Americana albums, Ben Bostick’s latest offering finds him light years away from the well-traveled country roads on which he made his name. Become Other owes more to Reznor and Beethoven than to Haggard or Cash. Many listeners familiar with the artist’s catalog will be shocked that this genre-bending mythical song symphony flowed from the same pen as the greasy blues rocker “Feeling Mean,” but his sure-handed treatment of the new opus is sure to entice the brave and curious among them to join him on the journey.

If alt-rock needed a messy, melodic reckoning, The Sunmills have delivered it in full force. Their debut album, The Art of Burning Bridges, is out now, and it’s a raucous celebration of dysfunction wrapped in funk-laced basslines, distorted guitar riffs, and dangerously catchy choruses. It’s not just music—it’s a public airing of private catastrophes, served up with a wink and a smirk.

“God Bless” encapsulates a satirical take on the encroachment of government into people’s lives. Infused with the energetic essence of Southern Baptist church revivals, the track captures a chaotic yet captivating fervor. With its blend of alt-country and folk-punk elements, “God Bless” stands out as a punk anthem on Saint Nick the Lesser’s eclectic album, “Growing up, growing out.”