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Last Charge of the Light Horse Brings Us ‘Year of The Horse’

In a music world increasingly obsessed with instant gratification and viral moments, there is still something powerful about artists who commit themselves to crafting songs with depth, patience, and emotional staying power. For more than two decades, Last Charge of the Light Horse has quietly built a catalog rooted in thoughtful songwriting and atmospheric indie […]

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Trainwreck Boyfriend Pours Emotion Among The Chaos on Debut

There’s something undeniably magnetic about a band that sounds like it’s teetering on the edge of chaos but never actually falls apart. Trainwreck Boyfriend thrives in that sweet spot — where gritty honesty meets sharp songwriting and hooks sneak up on you just when you think the rails are about to give way. There’s a […]

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The Heard Eye Get Us Moving With ‘Point Of You’

For me there are not many things out there to cause an instant uptick in mood than some good funk music. The bass and overall vibe of musicians locking together to create a funk beat will always put a smile on my face (and sometimes get me dancing.) With this current cold snowy and depressing […]

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Ehson Hashemian Offers up ‘Me Then You’

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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Major Spark Take Us On A ‘Walk Among The Poppies’

Having the freedom to bounce between genres and take your music in any direction you see fit is a powerful mantra. Artists that refuse to play by the “mainstream” rules have created some of the most important music out there. Our recent discovery Major Spark are purveyors of this freedom. They make music that feels […]

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Reeya Banerjee Welcomes Us to ‘This Place’

There will always be a connection to albums that tell a story. Listeners will hunger for the next track to see where the journey goes. This also demands multiple listens. An artist that is known for this style of storytelling songwriting is our newest friend Reeya Banerjee. The Hudson Valley-based storyteller and indie rock powerhouse […]

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Winchester 7 Shares His ‘Postcards’ and some background

Indie rock alchemist Winchester 7 drops a vibrant new chapter with his 2025 EP Postcards. Following the eclectic charm of their 2020 album Argos Holiday, praised by Indie Band Guru for its “beautiful wall of sound,” this five-track EP distills their signature blend of electric ukulele-driven rock, psychedelic flourishes, and road-trip-ready storytelling into a compact, […]

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NUKE THE SOUP Is ‘Dancing On The Edge’ with Gritty Joy and Introspective Fire

As artists we have the ability to share our thoughts and feelings within our music. Even while creating a catchy song, we can add our own ideals and connect with listeners that have a similar mindset. Our recent discovery Nuke The Soup has made a habit of blending introspective lyrics with infectiously catchy melodies. New […]

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