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On the 28th Episode of The Undiscovered Sound, Jeff spins a few tracks off Volume 1 and 2 of Tracks You Might Have Missed put out by Thumbhole Records. Music is also featured by Chief State, Bedroom Talk, Adversity and more!
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On the 28th Episode of The Undiscovered Sound, Jeff spins a few tracks off Volume 1 and 2 of Tracks You Might Have Missed put out by Thumbhole Records. Music is also featured by Chief State, Bedroom Talk, Adversity and more!
If you fear shadows and the wilderness, or vampire flicks, it’s time to cast your worries aside and introduce yourself to Shadow The Wild.
Grab a blanket, a mug filled with a warm beverage, and find a quiet place. You won’t want a single distraction from the four songs of Front Porch Step’s intoxicating EP, Whole Again.
After parting ways with the five former members of You, Me, and Everyone We Know, Ben Liebsch has released the three-song Great Big Hole EP solo under the same band name. The songs, though few in number, bear some of the classic staples of You, Me, and Everyone We Know: witty, sometimes biting lyrics and enough energy to propel the songs firmly into the consciousness of listeners.
The Halloween switch is officially turned ON! As you fill up your candy bowl with Snickers and Hershey bars for trick or treaters…or yourself…you can get into the holiday mood by spinning these tracks in between your scary movie marathons. From bodyimage and Love Ghost (perfect seasonal band name) to Common People and more, these new alternative, rock, indie, and metal songs are perfect for your October playlist. bodyimage — “Leeches” bodyimage is turning up the heat on alternative-electronic music with the arrival of “Leeches.” Bewitching and deliciously dark, this song serves up a big plate of existentialism as it… Read more »
Believe it or not…The Wombats are celebrating 20 years of A Guide To Love, Loss & Desperation, and they’re doing it by headlining venues across North America in spring 2027. This iconic indie-rock record boasts beloved singles such as “Moving To New York” and “Let’s Dance To Joy Division,” and “Kill The Director.” The North American tour is set to kick off on April 26 in Toronto and run through May 19, where they’ll close it out in Seattle. The Lathums will serve as support across all dates. Drummer Dan Haggis notes, “When we realised our debut album was turning… Read more »
Destroy Boys are flipping to a new chapter. The band has revealed that their new album, FOIE GRAS, is set to arrive on March 5, via Epitaph Records. Named after the wildly violent “luxury” duck dish, this whole era will be brimming with uncomfortable truths paired with delectable indie-rock guitar melodies. Additionally, the modern rockers have revealed a new single for “Hysteria,” and its music video is perfect for a Halloween watch. Inspired by the likes of Backrooms and The Shining, the visuals tap into the discomfort of analog horror flicks. Guitarist and backing vocalist Violet Mayugba says of the… Read more »
Ahead of the release of their debut album What’s In Between, arriving on October 30, via Atlantic Records, Radio Free Alice has revealed, perhaps, the best indie collab of the whole year. The Australian act tapped Water From Your Eyes‘ Rachel Brown for the new track, “Big Ideas.” Frontman Noah Learmonth says, “From early on we felt that a second vocal would work well with the song, a kind of call and response. We had loved Water From Your Eyes for years, and had gone to their show when they came to Melbourne. We felt like Rachel would be perfect,… Read more »
Super Sometimes joined us for their idobi Session to perform “Say Something Now” this week. After the release of their debut album Show The World What’s Underneath earlier this year via Pure Noise Records, the band has been on an upward trajectory in making a mark on the pop-punk scene. Their sound is somewhat reminiscent of staple acts like Neck Deep or The Story So Far, but they are more akin to those bands in their promise to become a beacon of the scene. Super Sometimes is still early in their career and showing immense signs that they are here… Read more »
Australian metalcore group Northlane have returned today with a crushing new single, “Crucified.” “Crucified” comes as the third offering from the band’s upcoming album Anemoia, due October 30. It follows the singles “Evian” and “CUT_it.” So far, their seventh studio album has loads of promise. The tracks are aggressive as hell. Speaking on “Crucified,” Northlane frontman Marcus Bridge shares, “‘Crucified’ is about the collapse of civil discourse – the way every disagreement now defaults to attack, every conversation becomes a battleground, every difference of opinion ends with someone playing the victim.” He continues, “Not only touching on politics, it’s about… Read more »
