Alex Francis is an English singer songwriter that’s showing a lot of different emotions in his songs. He originally came from Hitchin, Hertfordshire, where he was introduced to music. In 2017, Alex was a guest vocalist on Melanie C’s “Hold On” on her album “Version of Me” and from there, his career really took off. After that, Alex was given... read full bio
Analog Son began in 2013 and they almost immediately started gaining positive attention. After only two year, they were touring with names like Orgone, Lettuce, and the New Mastersounds, amongst others. The rock funk psychedelic – or “horn funk” -- band got its start in Denver, Colorado. In 2014, they released their first self-titled album and then followed it up... read full bio
Amerigo Gazaway grew up in the U.S. musical hub of Nashville with his dad, an internationally famous jazz trumpeter named Gary “El Buho” Gazaway and singer Tatiana Mindlin. Growing up with musical parents helped plant the musical seed, but Amerigo was very influenced by the radio. It helped introduce him to jazz music and hip hop – both of which... read full bio
At the Gates quickly rose to fame and solidified themselves as one of the most iconic Swedish death metal bands in history – an international famous sub-genre already teaming with immense talent. So, suffice it to say, At the Gates is worth your time. The band formed in 1990 in Gothenburg, where they perfected their melodic death metal sound. Their... read full bio
Between Friends is an alternative-indie duo consisting of brother and sister Brandon and Savannah Hudson. The two of them have always had a passion for music and that was very clear to their family when Brandon taught himself how to play guitar when he was very young and Savannah began singing and dancing the moment she started walking. Now, the... read full bio
Beauty School Dropout (singer Cole Hutzler, drummer Mike Rose, and bassist Brent Burdett) is the name of a Los Angeles-based alternative band that’s fresh on the scene with their 2020 release of “Last Time”, “Die For You”, “Make It Through the Night”, and “Chicago Freestyle”. The next year, the followed up the success of these singles with the EP “BOYS... read full bio
Banners, or Michael Joseph Nelson, is a Liverpool-native indie rock musician. After moving to Toronto, Ontario, Canada in 2015 to pursue his musical career seriously, he got in touch with Stephen Kozmeniuk and began perfecting his craft. That year, he released the song “Ghosts” albeit under the stage name Raines. It wasn’t long before he adopted the name Banners and... read full bio
Baby Dave (AKA Isaac Holman) is an up-and-coming indie artist who kicked off 2021 with four absolutely killer singles: “Too Shy for Tennis”, “Washing Machine”, “Clarence’s Dead Dad”, and “Gen Z Baby.” In 2022, Baby Dave released 29 to much critical acclaim. All tracks were featured on his studio album debut “Monkey Brain”, an emotional DIY project reflecting on mental... read full bio
Bikini Trill is a Los Angeles-native band consisting of singer Lauren 'LJ' Johnson, Kourosh 'Roach' Poursalehi on bass, and Tony Stern on guitar. They made their SXSW debut in 2017, which helped grab them a bunch of attention and grow their adoring fanbase. Bikini Trill then went on their very first tour across the nation, opening for bands like The... read full bio
Cassia – a band comprised of indie artists and friends Rob, Jake & Lou – were holding down full-time jobs and saving money in order to afford studio time to record their music. They spent their time writing and perfecting their art until they were able to finally record their debut single “Moana”, which came out in 2016. They signed... read full bio
Sam Endicott is back with a new outfit called The Mercy Beat. Two tracks have already hit, but above is the premiere for "Fool for a Fool," which is bleached out and falsetto fabulous. No idea what Sam's singing, but there's an 80s yacht-rock vibe and as Eric put it—"It's got a nice groove to it; I'd make out to... read full bio
Daddy Issues formed back in winter of 2014 after singer Jenna Moynihan saw the words "Daddy Issues" spray-painted on the wall of a venue they were playing at and for a moment thought it could be an all-girl punk band. At the very least, it would make for a great band name, so she adopted then name, recruiting Emily Maxwell... read full bio
D-A-D started out playing together when they were young, back in the early 1980s. This was in Copenhagen, Denmark and they played using their very first band name Disneyland After Dark. Obviously, the name didn’t stick, but the band did as they maintain a strong bond to this day. They dropped their very first EP back in 1985 and nearly... read full bio
Death Tour is something of an enigma. They hit the scene with an interesting mix of rap and heavy metal in 2018 with the release of their single “(New Portland) Dolls”. The next year, they released their debut studio album “Blood Pact”, along with the single “OFF!”. Most recently, they released the song “SCARED”. The album consists of 12 tracks,... read full bio
Delaire the Liar (consisting of Ffin Colley, Em Lodge, Chaz Tomlinson, Hannah Watts) combines punk with indie and alternative to create a sound unlike anything you’ve ever heard. Kerrang! Has called them “Truly excellent,” DIY has referred to them as “Reminiscent of Marmozets, and even At The Drive-In,” Upset has called them “Your new favorite band,” AP has said they... read full bio
There’s no band out there like DITZ, a punk band that’s very rough around the edges but manages to offer up quite a bit of complex post-hardcore elements with a touch of experimental. They’ve been compared to bands such as Sonic Youth, Black Flag or Flipper, but there’s definitely a lot more to it, as they incorporate some electronic sounds... read full bio
Dredg is an American rock band that’s been performing since 1993. After playing for about 20 years, they took a four year hiatus and have been back in the game, churning out good tunes that their fanbase adores. The band consists of Gavin Hayes, Drew Roulette, Mark Engles, and Dino Campanella. They all started playing music together when they were... read full bio
Hamm, Germany-natives Giant Rooks have been churning out good tunes since 2014. Five years later, they won the 1Live Krone Award and the Preis für Popkultur. A year later, they released their debut studio album “Rookery”, which came as a surprise to their adoring fans as this was in the midst of a global pandemic when the world had essentially... read full bio
Hoko is known for their particular brand of pop lyricism and exciting dance-rock sounds. The band hails from New York and they debuted their very first album “Heathen” in 2020, the same year the band first got together. Their sound has been described as “big” and “textured,” “inviting yet challenging.” It’s clear in their sound that they’re inspired by the... read full bio
Ho99o9, which is strangely pronounced “horror,” is a punk rap group that hails from Newark, New Jersey that consists of theOGM, Eaddy, and Brandon Pertzborn. The band has been around since 2012 and in the last 10 years, Rolling Stones has included them in their 10 New Artists You Need to Know and The Guardian called them New Band of... read full bio
