Rob The Sun’s Daydream blends anthems, confessions, and unfiltered moments into a record that hits big, feels human, and begs to be replayed.
Written in isolation and born from grief, Caravan is a hauntingly honest debut that finds Twins turning quiet reflection into something deeply resonant.
Primmer’s I Wish I Could Care is a gritty, heartfelt ride through indie-punk angst, late-night nostalgia, and the chaos of feeling too much.
A Final Embrace plunges into a scorched dreamscape of bleeding emotion and sonic brutality on their powerful debut.
Twenty years later, Impulse Nine delivers a powerful, genre-blurring debut full of heart, grit, and hard-won perspective.
A gentle, emotionally rich journey told through lush instrumentation and heartfelt Korean vocals.
Kristen Izer finds comfort after a toxic workplace relationship in her debut EP, ‘The Perfect Hire.’
Ginger Winn’s Freeze Frame is a raw, genre-blending debut full of heart and haunting beauty.
A powerful, immersive journey through time, identity, and sound — PRDR blends technical brilliance with raw emotion.
Ain’t Nobody captures Johnny Batchelor at his most soulful and sincere — a genre-blending album full of groove, grit, and emotional depth.
A loud, hook-filled, heart-on-sleeve trip through chaos, catharsis, and catchy-as-hell riffs.
Son Tensei makes eclectic, soul-adjacent music for the Chicago scene and beyond, including his latest record, Son Is Different.
Prepare yourself before diving into Post Death Soundtrack’s new marathon record, In All My Nightmares I Am Alone.
A punchy, heartfelt release that blends pop-punk grit with post-hardcore intensity—Best Noodles In Town are hitting their stride.
A bold, chaotic, and emotionally raw comeback from one of L.A.’s most shape-shifting rock bands.
From hip-hop roots to indie alt shores, Waves is Cartman’s sun-soaked, soul-baring evolution.
One man, four tracks, zero compromise—No Justice is punk rock stripped to the bone and screaming from the gut.
A poetic journey through love, loss, and reflection—where every note feels like a page from your own story.
The newest Pool Kids record, Easier Said Than Done, effectively blends pop and Midwest emo.