Panic! At The Disco have undergone drastic changes with every album, resulting in a distinctively different sound on each album – some will enjoy the change and musical exploration, others will frown upon yet another departure from the band’s roots.
If you’re a fan of piano-driven pop rock, Las Vegas natives Avalon Landing might be about to become your new favorite band. We’re stoked to be bringing you the premiere of the music video for their new single “About Face”.
The Los Angeles-based five-piece have put out a seven song EP that defies all expectations for a band that only formed a year ago.
Packed with colossal hooks and melodies, State Champs’ debut album The Finer Things stands out as one of the best pop punk releases this year and raises the bar sky high for the genre.
With Anonymous, Stray From The Path have added a compelling and captivating record to their ever-expanding body of work. Despite its moments of uniformity, the album situates the band in a category all their own.
The foursome known as American Authors are about to be much more than the soundtrack to Lowe’s commercials (where you might recognize their single “Best Day Of My Life”).
We’re stoked to be teaming up with Dallas, TX’s Avion Roe to premiere the world’s first 3D music video by an independent band! The video is for the band’s just-released new single “The Escape/”
The Things We Think We’re Missing is a record that boasts true confidence from Balance & Composure. While 2011’s Separation tested the waters of their sound, this release is a cohesive piece that has been crafted with careful thought and execution.
If you’re a regular idobi listener, you’ve probably heard us play Marcio Novelli’s “Doctor, Please.” Today we’re bringing you the premiere of the accompanying music video – the first proper video from the Canadian singer-songwriter, completely independently-produced.
Into It. Over It.’s sophomore album Intersections still contains his signature vivid guitars and genius lyricism, but ditches the more straightforward pop melodies for something rawer yet more complex. Evan Weiss returns to the roots of Into It. Over It.’s original recordings while also exploring new directions in his music, achieving two goals where artists normally strive for one.
