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New York’s own outlaw indie folk/rock queen Kate Vargas released her album Strangeclaw today. We’re big fans of the unique sound she has provided through her

In a previous time, we may have never heard the music of Eva Moolchan. Originally released last year via cassette on Sister Polygon and Danger

When punk was “born” back in the mid-70s, it quickly morphed into new and exciting strains from its “two chords and scream” beginnings. The immediacy

For those of us still in denial about the days getting shorter, there are bands that are grasping at every ounce of the sunshine to

Brooklyn-based band Husbandry released their premiere album, “Fera,” on August 26, featuring a darkly unique and invigorating “post-hardcore, mathy noise-rock” album with a sound that

The year is 1989 and grunge is underground. Invoking the visceral bits of proto-metal like Black Sabbath, it wallowed in the sludge while taking on the

Sean McVerry is taking his claim as a Connecticut-raised, Brooklyn-based, locally sourced folk/indie pop songwriter and running with it. His newest EP – Hourglass Switchboard II

Whether you realize it or not, we are just about two decades in with guitarist John Dwyer and his indispensable collective Thee Oh Sees. Also

Brooklyn’s heavy psych/punk four piece Psychiatric Metaphors – comprised of Samuel Taylor, Mike Bongi, Pat Brenner, and Mike Nugent – is about to release their

Philadelphia-based musician Cumquat has been sampling a wide variety of sound effects, creating abstract, electro-pop music that is almost earth-shattering in its composition. He just