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Dion Lunadon releases fiery self titled LP

Native New Zealander Dion Lunadon has been known since moving to America in 2009. His raucous, energetic rock & roll that he’s been making since the early 90s has brought him to release his debut solo self-titled album Dion Lunadon via Agitated Records. The 11 track album combines Lunadon’s primal punk impulses and garage rock sounds with […]

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NOTS Gives Their Punk Rock a New Cosmetic

Sometimes, I don’t think I understand what punk rock is. That’s probably for good reason — punk can be anything for anyone. Whether it’s expressing an opinion, dealing with a political issue, or just having fun with friends, punk is a scene designed to be all-inclusive (especially if you’re an outcast). NOTS takes advantage of this on […]

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Black Foxxes Set to Impress with Debut Album

I’ll be honest: Black Foxxes may have just released my favorite album of the year (so far). It seems like lately, it’s not often that I come across music that resonates so deeply with me, especially since my job is to sift through music daily. Somehow, though, the UK-based alternative rock band struck a chord with […]

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Hannas Release Rocking New EP ‘The Bend’

Sometimes it seems that music begs to just be listened to, rather than analyzed. It’s sometimes difficult for me to separate writing a good piece from enjoying the music that I’m writing about. When I first clicked play on The Bend, the newest EP by The Hannas, I immediately remembered my mid-high school years. I was reminded of […]

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Modern Rock ‘n’ Roll from Mystery Lights’ Debut

Good music is seemingly impervious to fleeting fads and social trends. It always maintains itself in the ever-changing musical landscape. Nowhere is this better exemplified than in the recently released self-titled debut album from The Mystery Lights. In it, the Brooklyn-based quintet crafts a revamped blend of early ’60s surf rock, mid-’60s garage rock, and […]

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Graveyard Lovers Pave the Path for Rock’s Future

Sometimes the best new music is actually a throwback to something older. But just because it’s a throwback, doesn’t mean it can’t be an entirely fresh and new style. This is the case with Graveyard Lovers, an indie garage band from New York City that just released their latest album, Past the Forest of the […]

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Fades EP Edgy but Accessible

By Emma Cohen of Indie Band Guru Fades, a five piece musical group from London, formed in 2014 and started releasing music soon after. The group’s newest, the selftitled EP Fades, consists of six original songs that all share the same edgy underground rock sound they’re becoming known for. Each song on the album bleeds […]

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Bronco Simmons Single “Away She Goes” is Truly Impressive

By Lauren Wisbeski of Indie Band Guru Bronco Simmons is a garage-rock band comprised of five young men from Dallas. Based on their latest single, “Away She Goes,” I can tell you right now that they’re going places. Jorge Hinojosa’s vocals are deep and strong, and it’s clear that he has tremendous control over both […]