INDIE

Energy Whores crank the voltage and the unease on “Electric Friends,” their latest electro-art provocation arriving ahead of Arsenal of Democracy. Formed in a DIY basement in New York by Carrie Schoenfeld and guitarist Attilio Valenti, the duo have carved out a lane all their own, with a caustic blend…

Tomonori’s new single “Lantern” arrives as a vivid, genre-surfing spark from his upcoming sophomore album Hypernonchalant, veering straight into the philosophical tide that has become his signature. The Japanese-Irish artist treats music as a vehicle for existential exploration, merging Afropop brightness, indie pop buoyancy, and electronic shimmer into something that…

CS Hellmann’s new EP In My Head, out since this November 14, marks a turning point for the Nashville artist, because it’s this moment where her introspection sharpens into vision, and experimentation becomes the backbone of a new identity. Spun with gold at Jared Corder’s secluded Polychrome Ranch studio, the…

OGGY returns with a melodic tension and emotional candor in “Another Dream,” released April 5, 2024, as a pop–rock anthem shaped by longing, disappointment, and the stubborn hope that refuses to die quietly. Rooted in London, carrying the dramatic pulse of early-2000s rock influences, especially Fall Out Boy, the track…

Highroad No. 28 step into their next creative era with “Ache,” a brooding, cinematic alt-rock single that sharpens their sound into something darker, heavier, and far more intimate. Released November 1 and distributed globally through The Orchard, the track illustrates their forthcoming third album, The Will to Endure, and the…

“Orwellian Times,” the new pop-rock firebrand from Lana Crow, is a sharp, hook-heavy jolt to the system, dripping with the unease of our hyper-polarized era. Released November 17, 2025, the single cements Crow as one of the boldest truth-tellers rising in indie pop, refusing to sugarcoat what she sees as…

Love It All by New Jersey indie-pop artist Bailey Grey lands as a full-length autobiography set to melody, as a roller coaster of lived experience and vulnerability cut open. A lifelong performer raised in a home where music was the family language, Grey spent her childhood on Broadway stages and…

Lonely Wanderer is a new chapter for Grand Nathaniel, the elusive myth-maker who’s spent the last several years drifting between analog haze and dreamy digital surrealism. Known for At The Lagoon (2020) and The Yellow Circle By The Sea (2019), he has always blurred eras and realities, but this new…

No Lonesome’s new EP Am I What I’m Not?, out since October 15th, finds Chicago musician-producer Jeb Backe sharpening their mixed-fidelity palette into something bolder, punchier, and more restless. The project has always walked a curious line between folk, indie rock, and dusty country strolls, but here Backe leans into…

Audren sharpens her artistic blade with “The Sound of Freedom,” the indie-pop/rock single that doubles as both a warning flare and a gentle hand on the shoulder. Set within the themes that will shape her upcoming album Think Freedom, the track emerges from the hardest corners of her own lived…