INDIE

Austin-based artist Mike Lotito leans into something resonant with “Pastime,” feels less like a grand statement and more like a lived-in confession. Built alongside his brothers Joe and Rob, the song carries a familial warmth in its bones, shaped through a collaborative process that keeps things grounded and unforced. Drawing…

Houston-based indie rock collective The Wheel Workers strip things down to the bones with Live from the Attic, a raw, no-frills EP that feels like you’ve stumbled into a late-night rehearsal. Recorded live in the very attic where their songs are born, the project leans into imperfection, capturing the band’s…

Midnite Radio steps into the modern rock arena with “Fear No Stars,” a debut that feels anything but tentative. Formed between longtime collaborators from Lebanon, Tennessee, and expanded through cross-country creative chemistry, the band brings together a mix of theatrical ambition and raw emotional drive. Crafted between remote sessions and…

Out of Orlando’s ever-eccentric alt scene, Sentinel Events return with Comorbidites, a concept album that’s as sharp as it is strange. Borrowing its title from a clinical term for overlapping illnesses, the record plays out like a satirical hospital drama, bringing dark humor, confessional chaos, and art-rock experimentation. Built with…

Elia G’s “Flying” from the similarly titled EP brings an intimate heart-to-heart you didn’t know, would relate to you. Hailing from Columbus, Ohio, Elia Giuliani teams up with producer Jeff Martin to turn simple singer-songwriter sketches into something a little more nuanced and vulnerable with that intimate, bedroom-pop charm. The…

Merry Brigade is the indie rock/post-hardcore hybrid brainchild of Boston based musicians/landscapers Joe Love and Ben Chase. After the demise of several prior projects, Chase and Love regrouped to devise a new sound with a softer touch and a more experimental palette while maintaining the spirited punk edge they honed…

Emily Daccarett steps into intimate and thawing territory with Another World, a two-track EP that reminds you of flipping through pages of a private diary. Rooted in love, loss, and the strange in-between where memories linger, the indie singer-songwriter leans into cinematic electronic pop to tell an intimate and expansive…

“You’re On Fire” is Ali Rice’s tender comeback single, recorded in his home studio and centred on admiring someone from afar while fearing the burn of closeness. After a break from releasing songs, Rice returns with warm guitar textures, subtle piano, and drifting synth layers that paint an intimate, cinematic…

bobrosia, a solo producer-songwriter from Phoenix, Arizona, unfolds a cinematic home-studio vision with Fold Into The Glow, released March 30, 2026. Written, performed, and produced in an apartment and polished at Vudu Studios, the album wears influences from Aphex Twin to Beach Boys and Radiohead like badges. It’s experimental, lush,…

Microbes are Jacob Connor and Allister Ainsworth, an Auckland duo who dropped the single “City of Sails” on March 14, 2026. Built as an ode to Tāmaki Makaurau, the track threads Allister’s synth and keyboard obsessions (think Visage, Gary Numan) with Jacob’s husky, later-90s-tinged vocal style, producing a sound that…