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Cocktails sound more like a frosty, cheap beer on a sweaty summer day than some pretentious potion stirred up by a mixologist, a badge of honor the San Francisco quintet proudly sports. With their...

Lisa Prank, Robin Edwards' Seattle-based solo project, has gained a dedicated following thanks to her expert marriage of a bubbly sound and all-too-relatable lyrics. Following 2014's exceptional...

Sat. Nite Duets - Air Guitar - VINYL LP - Emanating from the heartland, Sat. Nite Duets make rock music that evokes the spirit and candor of the Midwest's greatest outsiders. Imagine the heroism of...

All Belief is Paradise is the debut full-length from Fits, the songwriting project of Brooklyn musician, Nicholas Cummins. The band is comprised of Cummins (vocals, guitar), Brian Orante (drums), Big...

On her debut album Alone at Last, Tasha celebrates the radical political act of being exquisitely gentle with yourself. For years, the Chicago songwriter has dreamed hard of a better world-she's...

The Softies, comprised of Rose Melberg and Jen Sbragia, embody timeless themes of friendship and self-discovery through their minimalist pop soundworld. Since their formation in 1994, they've created...

Loose Tooth is a Philadelphia, PA-based band started by bassist Larissa Sapko. Joined by Kian Sorouri (drums), Christian Bach (guitar) and Kyle Laganella (guitar), the four piece will follow up their...

Recorded over three days in the summer of 2012 at Fuzz City with Matthew Melton and Rob Good (of Bay Area bands Warm Soda and Bare Wires,) Cocktails is the first official offering from the self...

The pseudonymme of DIY pop diva/producer Kelsie Hogue, Sir Babygirl mixes and matches inspirations as sundry as Charli XCX, Hole, Hey Arnold!, and Tim And Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! Into...

Attic Abasement started in Rochester, NY in 2006 by Mike Rheinheimer. A low-rent, self-recorded, self-release recording project for a number of years which eventually evolved into a full band whose...

Yellow Vinyl. It's ten in the morning, and Paula Cole's "I Don't Wanna Wait" rings from the punchy speakers of a young Anna McClellan's living room TV. It's the summer of 2004, and Anna's parents...

The self-titled debut from songwriter Samuel Hill's project, The Everywheres, summons scrappy yet masterful psych-pop. Glowing garlands take shape from a cocktail of Davies odes, Brian Jonestown...