In the shadow of Manhattan’s unyielding gleam, where the Hudson whispers secrets to Jersey’s resilient underbelly, BB Stevens’ Hoboken emerges not as a mere postcard from the Mile Square City, but as a sonic scrapbook stitched from its frayed edges. Dropped September 19 on Stryker Records, the Hoboken native’s latest full-length clocks in at a
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Vintage pop project California yearns and jangles from the heart of the 1960s on the group’s new album Postcard From London. The 22-song set is a well-produced effort made up of both original songs and covers of classics from that golden age of radio. Postcard From London was released on October 25th, 2025 on the
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Some records don’t just play — they unfold. Just Like In The Movies, the latest release from alt-pop-rock outfit Esso, isn’t merely an album; it’s a reel of emotion, memory, and momentum. Across its shimmering guitars and tightly wound rhythms, Esso crafts a collection that feels both universal and deeply personal — the kind of
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Songwriting will always be a personal experience. Having the courage to share some of your deepest thoughts, fears, and failures is something that many of us still struggle to do. Our recent discovery Dusty Edinger is no different but his dedication to the craft has yielded some great results, particularly his latest single “Sometimes People
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When music is life you are free to keep experimenting and expanding even after success. Even after penning hit songs you can continue to be quirky and inventive. Our friend Ehson Hashemian’s new album Me Then You shows us the kind of indie pop color and flavor that has long been a hallmark of his
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In a time where prog rock often feels like a dusty relic solely for the niche music fans—Brazilian-American composer Miguel Kertsman drops his new album Paradoxes like a time-warped Moog module, humming with the analog ghosts of ’70s ambition, creativity, and pure mind altering energy. Released October 3, this 15-track concept odyssey clocks in at
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’90s Alt-Rock Royalty Roars Back: Sparkle And Fade Still Cuts Deep Picture this: a sold-out Irving Plaza on a crisp October night, the air thick with anticipation for nostalgia sounds as a sea of flannel-clad millennials (and their ironic Gen Z tag-alongs) packs the Irving Plaza floor like it’s 1997 all over again. Everclear—those Portland
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Our friends from virtual band Zanilonia return and show up strong with “Close to the Bone,” a brand new Goth/Electronic Pop single and video just in time for Halloween. Zanilonia has existed as a virtual outfit for an actual decade and was launched by keyboardist, vocalist, TV composer, and songwriter David Zee as a vehicle
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