Bane will always hold a place in my heart and I definitely miss them dearly and knowing this documentary exists is a testament to the impact this band has brought to people all throughout the world.

“When I decided to do a solo project, it became clear to me what had been missing for so long. The creativity and limitations you find in doing things completely on your own are very freeing.”

The 18-year-old singer and multi-instrumentalist Josh Fudge returns following up on his 9-track LP Fun Times year with his new upbeat indietronica single “Feel Like”.

Indie folk-pop duo Deer Fellow bares their souls on their new single “If You Don’t Lie” as part of debut EP Words Unsaid.

The queen of Berlin Juno Francis is creating new hazy wonders in this great transition of a year stepping up her game with a brand new track "Sunday Morning".

Danish duo Lil Cat has been around for more than a year now composed by singer/songwriters Mads Vadsager and Cathrine Van Leeuwen.

Alt-pop trio COIN has just dropped their new video for the fresh new single “Sagittarius Superstar” featuring Faye Webster.

Indie-rock superstar St. Vincent has teased her next album with a poster campaign. Titled, ‘Daddy’s Home’, the new record reportedly drops May 14th via Loma Vista.

Sky Adler is admittedly an over-thinker with his mind typically drifting to prior romantic relationships and pet cats. Over the last few years, Adler has developed his unique indie-pop voice referencing acts like Gorillaz, Gnarls Barkley and Miike Snow.

As if there was no hope for humanity in this abdominal age of COVID, the gents in Los Angeles-based rock outfit AFI have delivered us a sonic vaccine of sorts; new music.

It’s an understatement to say that we all have missed live music and have been craving it ever since the pandemic hit.

Architects’ ninth studio album For Those That Wish To Exist navigates through atmospheric, electronic, orchestral, and metalcore soundscapes while asking immensely profound questions and offering no direct answers.

“Remember Finch?” mocked the lead singer of Reel Big Fish from the stage of the Boston House of Blues in 2010. Five years prior, Finch, the newly anointed kings of emo, had released their sophomore effort. A year after that, the band had broken up.

LA-born and raised artist Gabrielle Current returns with her first track of the year “Down the Line” infusing jazz, R&B and pop melodies to craft a moody and slickly-produced new single.

Little Oblivions is unsurprisingly entirely honest and relatable, but it’s the delivery of performance and production that takes the LP to new heights making it Julian's most confident solo release to date.

Indie rock connoisseurs, the latest effort from Ezra Hulleatt has been unleashed.

It is a challenge to really capture the essence of indie garage rock but also have a clean studio version of the song, but The Slashes accomplish this flawlessly.

It is rare that you find a band that reminds you of a time in your life that you hold dear to your heart.

Across the pond, Gaspar Sanz has been channeling their inner influences to produce a very funky, groovy track that will immediately transport you to the dancefloor.

The pioneering electronic duo announces that they have broken up via an eight-minute sequence, dubbed “Epilogue,” taken from their 2006 film, Electroma. There has not yet been any published reason for the split.