Taste Test: Common Jack admits to his many flaws with new song, ‘Fresh’
The folk performer seeks for unconditional love.
Taste Test: Simen Mitlid observes unimaginable loss with new song, ‘Murders’
The indie songwriter carves out a lonesome tune dealing with death.
Boombox Blitz: Fab the Duo unleash hell with new video, ‘Our Love is Resistance’
The high-glam boyfriend duo hold a protest of love in their new video.
Taste Test: SUMif is fed up with her new song, ‘Move Out’
The San Francisco artist lets her emotions boil over.
Interview: The Imaginaries ride frustration into creative revolution
The folk duo blast forward with an impressive, cinematic new video.
Freshly Squeezed, Vol. 143: Eddy Lee Ryder, Lauren Davidson, Avenue Beat, & more
Enjoy new songs from Gin Wigmore, Big Little Lions, Charley Crockett, Ross Cooper, and more!
Taste Test: Drama Dolls wanna be your ‘Favorite Girl’
The alt-rock trio light a fire across the globe.
Premiere: The Sea The Sea stitch a starry blanket with new lyric video, ‘A Thousand Years’
The folk duo knit a cosmic presentation for their song’s warming lyrics.
Taste Test: Sara Diamond learns to follow her intuition on new song, ‘Nov. 16th’
The rising pop star accepts her instincts and forges ahead.
Review: ‘The Beach House’ dabbles with genres to admirable effect
Hitting Shudder this week, Jeffrey A. Brown impresses with his directorial debut.
Taste Test: Bad Flamingo entrance with their latest cut, ‘Ain’t Too Worried Yet’
The mysterious indie-Americana duo never let up with their latest offering.
Taste Test: Liz Longley learns to soar with her new song, ‘Finally High’
The indie-rocker accepts her past and forgives herself, finally.
Review: ‘Relic,’ an artful, devastating masterpiece
Arriving on VOD this week, Natalie Erika James’ directorial debut is a fascination, emotional look at dementia.
Taste Test: Carmanah vow to ‘Stand Up’
The folk-pop group challenge you to stand up for what is right.
Taste Test: Athanase. document relationship’s fizzing out with new song, ‘Too Late to Follow’
The folk band feel the crushing blows of a relationship’s slow demise.
