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Music Licensing Company Needs Indie Rock Songs
Anthemic, Modern Indie Rock Songs with male or female vocals are needed by a music licensing company with a long and impressive list of great ... -
7.6
New Music Critique: The Kaizens
U.K. band The Kaizens showcase two sides to their sound. On “Fallout” and “You,” they’re solidy above-average indie rockers, closely following the playbook authored by ... -
Guitar-Driven Indie Rock Songs Needed By High-quality Music Licensing Company
Lots of GUITAR-Driven INDIE ROCK SONGS with Male or Female Vocals are needed by a high-quality, boutique-sized Music Licensing Company! They're looking for great Mid-to-Up-Tempo ... -
Twin Peaks at Wonder Ballroom in Portland, OR
No one puts on a groovier show than Chicago's Twin Peaks. The Nov. 8 Portland, OR show at the Wonder Ballroom suited the guys well—the ... -
8.2
New Music Critique: Instant Empire
A throbbing, possibly sinister synth gives way to a bright, synth-rock tune, and just when you think you’re gonna get a typically catchy confection (“Sugar ... -
7.8
New Music Critique: The Statistics
The Statistics come at you with a garage band intensity, a terse, no-gimmicks attack that’d make Jack White proud. In fact, maybe Mr. White should ... -
Epitaph Records Welcomes Ariel View
Epitaph Records has announced that indie surf rock band Ariel View have signed to their label. In celebration, the band have shared a new song ... -
7.6
New Music Critique: Suborbitals
We’re intrigued by the smart, clever alt-folk band Suborbitals led by a born storyteller who projects plenty of character and wry humor on songs like ... -
8.8
New Music Critique: Creature Canyon
There’s something happening here and we know exactly what it is––an indie rock trio that delivers on cut after cut in every department. It’s a ... -
7.2
New Music Critique: Somersault Queen
There’s quite a lot of potential in Somersault Queen, but it is unfortunately handicapped by production and mixing that renders their arrangements consistently thin and under-developed, as if these ... -
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New Music Critique: 131ers
The musical mission of this guitar-driven, drum-powered foursome seems absolutely clear: to have fun, feel alive and take everyone along with them. Witness the bouncy ... -
7.4
New Music Critique: Jesse Jo Stark
Jesse Jo Stark and her band generate a smokey, pulp fiction aura expertly aided by superior production that enables the artist’s sexy voice and her ... -
7.6
New Music Critique: Ode
Hard to categorize, Ode is a Chicago quintet led by a pair of brothers whose Bosnian heritage results in music that makes a truly unique ... -
New Music Critique: Nick Goodman
L.A.-based U.K. native Nick Goodman utilizes good ol’ American country/western tunes as a platform for his humorous ditties which, on “I Wish I Was Great” ... -
The Academic at Resident DTLA in Los Angeles, CA
The Academic’s debut album Tales from the Backseat debuted No. 1 in Ireland and they’re now ready to take their music across the world. The Irish ... -
7.6
New Music Critique: Chasing Shadows
Chasing Shadows bring a strong indie-rock attack to bear on a collection of solid if not exactly great songs. Best of all is singer-guitarist Sam ... -
7.2
New Music Critique: Airplane Mode
Led by photogenic frontman Dave Wiskus, New York City-based Airplane Mode have a bright, amiable, radio-friendly sound that is hampered by lacklustre production & mixing ... -
Signing Story: Super Whatevr
Orange County, CA trio Super Whatevr was anxious to land a label deal, particularly with highly regarded L.A. indie outfit Hopeless Records. But the members ... -
7.6
New Music Critique: The Lymbs
Moody and mysterious, the Lymbs seem to want to do things differently and are never too eager to please. Ultimately, their tunes prove to be ... -
7.8
New Music Critique: Willodean
Propelled by the songs of keyboardist Randy Wooten and spearheaded by the vocals of Abbie Huxley, Willodean have plenty going for themselves, not the least ...
