Sasha Sloan is an alternative indie artist, a singer and songwriter. Apart from chasing her dreams as a solo performing artist, Sloan has lent her songwriting abilities to artists like Kygo, ODESZA, and Charli XCX. She has released two singles as a solo artist, ‘Normal’ and ‘Fall,’ which have been picked up by Spotify as killer tracks. Sloan has been... read full bio
Em Beihold is a young artist who discovered her passion for music when she was only 6 years old after taking piano lessons and learning all about classical music and jazz. She is perhaps best known for her track “Not Who We Were”, which was written for the 2019 film I’m Not Here. It also appeared on her first ever... read full bio
Ponderosa Grove is a Prescott, Arizona band with deep soulful lyrics and alternative rock sounds reminiscent of classic rock. Although some songs are slower, more folky while others sound like upbeat indie tunes. It’s harder to define the sound of a band that implements so much instrumentation, like using saxophones and even Wurlitzer pianos. Ponderosa Grove is comprised of a... read full bio
All Them Witches is a Nashville rock band that can’t be summed up into one genre. In fact, their sound ranges from blues to psychedelic to metal to alternative rock. All Them Witches got its start back in 2012 when drummer Robby Staebler, strapped for cash, sold his possessions and moved to Nashville. He met up with guitarist Ben McLeod... read full bio
Matthew Koma is a singer songwriter who hails from New York, being born in Brooklyn and raised in Long Island. While his musical stylings first emerged with more of a punk rock sound, the artist (who is inspired greatly by the likes of Bruce Springsteen and Elvis Costello) began to venture into more pop-oriented music. In fact, his music combines... read full bio
Richard Archer (vocals), Ross Philips (guitar), Kai Stephens (bass), and Steve Kemp are the members of the band Hard-Fi from Staines, England (drums). The five-piece indie rock band with punk influences was founded in 2002; they are known for their loud mash-up of Dexy's Midnight Runners melodies, Franz Ferdinand hooks, and Dead 60s theatrics. In October 2004, Hard-Fi self-released Stars... read full bio
Catrin Vincent's voice will probably be the first thing that draws your attention when you listen to Another Sky. She uses this odd, ambiguous, lurching and defiant instrument to stunning, evocative effect. Then the engulfing instrumentals start. Catrin was first introduced to drummer Max, bassist Naomi and guitarist Jack while taking music classes at Goldsmiths University. Their distinct sound was influenced by their... read full bio
With nearly 5 billion streams worldwide, the visionary cinematic rock group STARSET has been building a loyal worldwide fan base quickly. Their enormous songs and innovative live performances, which are framed by a dystopian, futuristic story that blurs the boundaries between science and fantasy, have captured the attention of listeners all over the world. The mysterious master and Ph.D. candidate... read full bio
Rock group Don Broco was established in Bedford, England. Lead vocalist Rob Damiani, guitarist Simon Delaney, bassist Tom Doyle and drummer Matt Donnelly make up the group. Priorities, Automatic and Technology are a few of the group's four studio albums. Amazing Things, their most recent album, became their first to top the UK Album Charts. A boisterous crowd of over 9,000 people witnessed the... read full bio
Roxy Music, multi-platinum Rock and Roll Hall of Fame honorees, have made a lasting impression on the worlds of music, fashion and art since its inception in 1972. By fusing the three with a distinct and astounding vision, they were able to achieve quick, widespread success. They are now acknowledged as one of the greatest bands of all time and their work... read full bio
It's time to get acquainted with Yebba if you aren't already. The Grammy-winning musician has become one of the most in-demand artists in the music business, working with artists like Ed Sheeran, Drake, Chance the Rapper and Mark Ronson. The singer first came to public attention when a video of her mesmerizing rendition of the song "My Mind" at a Sofar Sounds... read full bio
Lovelytheband is a band from the United States that plays indie pop music. They formed in 2016 in the city of Los Angeles, in the state of California. The lead vocalist for the band is Mitchy Collins, and the guitarist Jordan Greenwald and drummer Sam Price make up the rest of the band. The song "Broken" by this band is... read full bio
Guided by Voices produced a series of trebly, hissy indie rock recordings full of infectiously brief pop tunes that sat halfway between the British Invasion and prog rock, drawing inspiration from both jangle pop and arty post-punk. The Dayton, Ohio-based band, led by singer-songwriter Robert Pollard, released six albums on their own and gained a small following in the American... read full bio
Brazilian quintet Ego Kill Talent was founded in São Paulo and combines pop aspiration with crisp songwriting, musical agility and South American flavor. Ego Kill Talent was added to the Lollapalooza Brazil lineup thanks to the success of their debut song, "Sublimated," on local radio. The song ignited streaming services all over the world and peaked at number five on Spotify's Viral... read full bio
Edwyn Collins, a singer-songwriter-guitarist-producer best known for his time as the frontman of the Scottish pop revivalists Orange Juice and his international solo success "A Girl Like You," was born in Edinburgh. He spent his formative years studying guitar and absorbing the current pop music. With the help of the guitarist James Kirk, the bassist David McClymont and the drummer Steven... read full bio
In a career that has included three albums and two EPs with his band project thenewno2, as well as a position in the supergroup Fistful of Mercy (with Ben Harper and Joseph Arthur), Grammy Award winner Dhani Harrison has more than earned his keep. His father's posthumous album Brainwashed, which received three Grammy nominations and won the prize for Best... read full bio
After a ton of touring and a string of literate and scrappy albums recorded for What's Yr Rupture and Rough Trade, Parquet Courts firmly established themselves as one of their era's marquee bands. They do this by blending noisy, punk-friendly clatter with snarky, sometimes serious lyrics delivered in a menacing monotone. As the decade went on, the band started to... read full bio
Since the 1980s, Lou Barlow has been one of the most powerfully recognizable, significant and productive figures in independent music. He played in three significant bands—Dinosaur Jr., Sebadoh and the Folk Implosion—and also found time to pursue a solo career. His contributions to each of these endeavors were unified by his talent for writing straightforward but memorable melodies and his willingness to... read full bio
In addition to being a band, Bad Wolves are a sonic wrecking ball that is obliterating everything in their path. The band, which consists of drummer John Boecklin (ex-Devildriver), vocalist Tommy Vext (Divine Heresy, Snot), guitarists Doc Coyle (ex-God Forbid), Chris Cain (Bury Your Dead) and bassist Kyle Konkiel (ex-In This Moment), may appear to have just appeared on the scene,... read full bio
Explosions in the Sky, known for their brutally aggressive live performances, were heralded early in their history as the upcoming sensation in dark, dynamic instrumental indie rock, similar to Mogwai and Godspeed You! Black Emperor. They were one of the most commercially successful bands in the genre and contributed to a number of motion pictures, television shows and video games. The... read full bio
