TOWNS, one of Adelaide's most wholesome and endearing teams, have been kicking goals lately and a stellar recent stretch has solidified their status as one of the nation's most promising up-and-comers. The publication of the duo's debut EP, "Television," which dazzled fans from the first spin with its distinctive fusion of Australiana and 90s pop rock. Along with releasing music through... read full bio
We spoke with Cassyette about her fashion influences and how the post-lockdown era has affected the way she composes music while she was simultaneously arranging her first headline event and creating metal remix Tik Toks. The singer/songwriter Cassyette, who was born in Essex, is a breath of fresh air in the Punk/Metal music scene. She returned after releasing her debut EP,... read full bio
The trio Arrows In Action consists of guitarist Matthew Fowler, singer Victor Viramontes-Pattison and drummer Jesse Frimmel, was founded in Gainesville and has gained notoriety in the pop-rock scene. They have created a big, recorded product that contributes to a youthfully captivating live presentation and is rife with new-age nostalgia. A band's presence transitions from the internet to the stage almost seamlessly. Fans are welcomed into... read full bio
Arm's Length, a Canadian emo band, were painfully aware that they were rubbing shoulders with some of the biggest performers in the world as they were producing their debut album, Never Before Seen, Never Again Found. They recorded the drums in Toronto's Noble Street Studios, which has also hosted sessions for Justin Bieber, The Weeknd and Kanye West. They were merely... read full bio
It's strange that singing has become Isabel LaRosa's entire life since she used to dislike it when she was younger. Her older brother played guitar and her father performed saxophone at local jazz jams and open mic nights in Annapolis, where her dad brought her and her brother. Although their mother isn't a musician, she raised them like a genuine Cuban... read full bio
Legendary English punk rockers The Damned were forerunners of the punk movement in the U.K. when they were formed in London in 1976. Lead singer Dave Vanian, guitarist Brian James, bassist Captain Sensible (who subsequently changed to playing guitar), and drummer Rat Scabies formed the band. Their 1976 single "New Rose" and 1977 debut studio album, "Damned Damned Damned", cemented... read full bio
Kezia Gill, a singer and songwriter from the Midlands, has been singing professionally for more than 15 years. She draws elements from a wide range of genres, including folk & Irish, country, rock and blues, which gives her sound a completely unique quality. She was born in Nottingham to a large musical family of Irish descent. She gives every song... read full bio
Lily Meola, a participant on America's Got Talent and the recipient of Heidi Klum's Golden Buzzer, began her career as a young performer of covers at neighborhood cafes on the Hawaiian island of Maui. She is now a seasoned performer and has appeared at prestigious festivals including Bottlerock Festival in Napa Valley and Luck Reunion in Spicewood, Texas. Lily received guidance from... read full bio
Matt Wills, a vocalist from Britain with a penchant for atmospheric folk-pop, has a beautiful voice. Wills, who is originally from Kent, started creating songs at the age of 13. But it wasn't until he came to London as a teenager to enroll in drama school that he started drawing attention with his blend of dance-oriented pop and melancholy love... read full bio
Rapper and singer-songwriter Yoon Seung-min, better known by his stage name Mudd the Student, is from South Korea. When he made an appearance on the rap competition TV program Show Me the Money 10, he first came to public recognition. According to Mudd the Student, his music is "alternative K-pop" or rock music with a hip-hop, electronica and pop influence. Abstract... read full bio
Building on his 2.3 million followers and 150 million+ TikTok views, Robert Grace has returned with the eagerly awaited new single "Not OK." Within ten days of its release, "Not OK" had amassed over 750,000 streams, played on BBC Radio 1 and was climbing both the Irish & German airplay charts. He was supported previously on BBC Radio 1, 2FM, Today FM,... read full bio
Panchiko, a band from Nottingham, has been together for a while and has a distinctive sound that straddles indie rock, post rock and trip hop. When a 4chan user discovered a copy of Panchiko's debut, D>E>A>T>H>M>E>T>A>L, in a charity shop and uploaded it to YouTube, the band experienced a brief surge in popularity as new fans tried to learn more about who... read full bio
A dark, alternative music duo from Scotland goes by the name of Midnight Ambulance. They were nominated for BBC Introducing Scottish Act of the Year and formed between Paris and North Berwick. The pair performed a sold-out headline and launch event at Sneaky Pete's and The Caves (Edinburgh) to celebrate the release of their debut EP, "Smoke and Sweets," which... read full bio
Short Stack's Shaun Diviney (vocals), Andy Clemmensen (bass) and Bradie Webb (drums) first met in high school and started playing together before the band's explosive first album Stack Is The New Black came out when they were all just 20 years old. Short Stack reached amazing heights, debuting at the top of the ARIA Chart, being featured on the cover of... read full bio
The term "alternative emo inspired sounds born and bred in Jersey" is used to characterize Reece Young's music. Forget Don't Forgive, his third EP, only deepens the enigma surrounding the New Jersey musician. Nevertheless, his music is the stuff of scene fans' fantasies. His first track, "What You've Become," is alternative emo with a touch of electronica. It sets the... read full bio
"Boots," the critically acclaimed Montana singer/songwriter Madeline Hawthorne's solo debut, was co-produced by Brad Parsons and Tyler Thompson of Fruition. She enters the limelight with equal parts grit and charm. "Boots" is a work of profound introspection and self-discovery that confronts change and independence while overcoming the demands of modern women with unwavering honesty and unwavering tenacity. The songs on this... read full bio
Cayucas made their album Bigfoot in a way that belied their moniker, the tranquil beach hamlet of Cayucos, California. Zach Yudin witnessed his bedroom recording project become a band that toured the world practically overnight as fans fell in love with its glistening west coast vibes as his songs blasted over the airwaves. But as Ben, Zach's twin brother and bandmate,... read full bio
Before becoming a band from Florida, Bad Luck was a Long Island solo project. The next year, while still living in Florida, they put out Cold Bones and Noise in Your Head, two sharp pop-punk albums that combined nostalgia with neuroses. After such fears caused a busy touring schedule and the group's first exposure to the industrial ecology to fail,... read full bio
Kiki Frances and Cameron Breithaupt, two songwriters from Toronto, make up the band Babygirl. The buddies have been writing lovely blue-tinged pop tunes with guitars that express the extremes of their emotions. They either feel "overbored" with life because they feel so unimportant, or they feel so in love that "you would swear I lost my mind," like in the... read full bio
Citizen has never been easily defined. The three-piece from Ohio has been defying expectations with each new album and refusing to fit neatly into a box for more than 10 years while producing dynamic, diverse guitar music. Citizen's fourth full-length, Life In Your Glass World, is their most distinctive work to date and demonstrates that only the group alone can determine its identity. With each... read full bio
