Kai Tak provides a distinguishable 80s goth rock sound while modernizing the genre to fit their style.

The shoegaze masters in Slowdive blessed their loyal Southern California disciples with a special gig.

iDKHOW has charmed fans of Weekes’ past projects and a legion of newcomers.

Angelikah Fahray is destined for big things.

There is nothing more exciting than uplifting new indie rock tracks that get you moving.

Max Everest is an indie artist based in London, and his experimental vibes are contagious.

Airhockey has mastered the art of post-punk and bedroom lo-fi.

The Ghost Inside came on stage and the crowd went crazy.

“Acting Stupid” by the London trio Husky Loops is not a “song,” in the traditional sense.

Chumb has unleashed an epic, emo rock maelstrom.

Ocean Child is the brainchild of Chicago rocker Marco Landaverde.

Yellow Pages has clearly done their homework.

Ohana Festival is all about good vibes.

This year’s lineup just dropped and holy smokes!

Fieldrush offers a true California emo sound.

Retina Sky is a midwest emo band based in Chicago that is not afraid to experiment with its sound.

Ian Hunter, the legendary Mott The Hoople frontman and international rock’n’roll icon, is back with another gargantuan solo album.

This three-song EP has solid material that shows potential and has some staying power.

Glitter Etiquette is not only a cool band name, but a group whose ears for music deserve its own genre categorization.

Peyton Shay is a pop girlie with a knack for indie earworms.