The New York underground indie scene is known for providing hidden gems that eventually become scene staples.

This Baltimore, MD-based band is not content with resting on their laurels by just posturing and trying to relax and chill.

Bonfire Vanity has a killer new single called “Basquiat” that will turn heads and delight pool parties all summer long.

Johson’s latest track is a brilliant mashup of ambient meets post-rock.

Sucker Punch drops summertime Jersey Shore pop-punk anthem, “All For Nothing.”

It’s all coming together!

Paradise Vultures stun in their new music video for the single “Sister Kennedy,” premiering live on Get Some Magazine.

UK indie group Pale Waves drops euphoric new single, “Glasgow,” ahead of their fourth studio album release.

Right at the corner of trad goth and Warped Tour-punk sits Jules Is Dead.

Eric Sleeper’s new single “Killer Eyes” cleverly uses double meanings to convey toxic relationships.

“Something In The Water” by Naveh Sea isn’t your straight alternative pop song.

Spill, Dance, Refine is a boisterous new rock band.

Tritt has encapsulated the profound emotional depth, paired with tricky vocal tactics, that are the truest markings of a real artist.

Tokyo Tea Room entices listeners with a whole mix of moving parts.

Music is a universal language that breaks down all barriers between race, gender, and age.

With the pop-punk renaissance in full swing, we need Like Roses.

We’re confident that Glass Spells will fill any darkwave-sized holes in your hearts and playlist.

Canadian singer-songwriter Marisa Finley has outdone herself with her latest track.

Los Angeles-based Well Well Well have just unleased the definitive song of the season.

Brooklyn, New York-based Atomic Tom has released an instantly likable track, “Drive Away.”