Directed by Christian Pittman, the music video for “Rhonda” feels more like a short film than typical rock or pop promotional fare.

The Wanton Bishops sound is like a futuristic throwback, it’s retro but modern, and it oozes old-school booty-shaking rock ‘n’ roll.

Combining musical spontaneity with flirtatious Indietronica is German outfit Cindy Gravity, who have just released a stunning visual accompaniment to their track “Medication”.

Los Angeles rocker Pluto Saffron just dropped the raddest music video in all creation for this new single, “Don’t Fade Away.”

The infamous punk rock cadre known as The Dwarves are back with an ultra-catchy 90’s pop punk-styled jam called “We Will Dare.”

The Joy Formidable are back with another stunning single and the world is a better place for it!

Austrian Psychedelic-Rock trio High Brian brings the raw grit and roaring punk spirit on their heaviest cut to date titled “The Omni”.

Experimental Jazz outfit Joseph Shabason soundtracks the golden era of skate culture on airy new single “Jamie Thomas”.

Fritz Hager has gone from American Idol contestant to certified indie rock maestro.

Fall Out Boy are back with a new album and killer new music video.

The San Francisco-based lo-fi maestro known as Qozy has a delicious new single called “Yummy” for your ears to digest.

Dana Why just dropped the WTF jam of the year “Jersey Devil”.

Hadda Be might just be the UK’s finest post-punk export in ages.

The French dream pop duo in Fleur bleu·e have done it again.

Ladytron has premiered a new music video alongside their single “City of Angels” from their upcoming album ‘Time’s Arrow’.

Berlin-based producer and artist Noah Klein glows with delicacy and finesse on his new release.

The French dream pop duo in Fleur bleu·e have a killer new music video for their latest jam.

Imaad Wasif, the Los Angeles-based indie rock songwriting and multi-instrumentalist wizard, has a stunning new single.

Flarelight has one of the gnarliest riff ensembles you’ve probably heard in ages called “Make Me Sick.”

If you plan on starting your week with a dance party from the year 3000, you might want to add this one to your playlist.