Morning Parade have returned with a bold new full-length (Pure Adulterated Joy), on a new label (So Recordings/Caroline), that finds the band settled into a much tighter and more determined focus than ever before.
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Step Rockets are a dynamic amalgam of reggae, new wave, and classic rock. Their hook-centered melodies are explosive, lively and warm; the musical opposite of the Minnesota tundra from which they are based.
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Nathaniel Rateliff is a singer-songwriter from Missouri. Working closely with guitarist and multi-instrumentalist Joseph Pope III, the band creates personal, experiential folk rock.
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Greys is a young Toronto band who write noisy rock music. They’re loud, they’re fast and they like it. New record “If Anything” shows they’ve hit their stride; favoring a streamlined, melodic, and guttural effort.
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A Balance Between is a heavy rock band from New Jersey. Their multiple guitars churn out feedback and steady riffs put to Jeremy Hernandez’s powerful and clean vocals.
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Wake Owl is the Portland based experimental indie brainchild of Colyn Cameron and Aiden Brent-Briscall. They write chill rock music with multiple instrumentals.
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OWEL is rock band from Woodbridge, NJ. They write ethereal, guitar-focused music with a special agenda for dynamic crescendo. Jay Sakong’s vocals are subdued, intimate and present-minded.
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The White Buffalo writes distinctly American music. Hailing from Huntington Beach, CA, they blend West Coast Country and gritty Americana to define their thunderous live sound.
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Mandolin Orange are a two-piece band from Carrboro, NC who write peppy roots music with strong vocal harmonies.
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Hellogoodbye has gone through many style and line-up changes resulting in the sound they represent today. Through the use of ukelele, distorted guitars or keyboards, they’ve always created sugary and enjoyable pop music.
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Cardiknox is the electro-pop brainchild of Lonnie Angle and Thomas Dutton. Together they make upbeat, theatrical pop driven by a dark undercurrent of keys and synthesizers.
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New Madrid is an Athens, GA based southern rock band. They combine droning, precise tonality with dashes of 60’s experimental and post-rock instrumentation.
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Sam Stephenson is a Sydney, Australia native formerly of pop group Fisher King. With a gritty yet soothing vocal sound all his own and guitar stylings complements of James Taylor, he forms striking and relevant singer-songwriter tunes.
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Snowmine is a Brooklyn quintet who use synthesizer blends and guitar timbre to construct dense tunes.
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Adam Faucett is a musician from Little Rock, Arkansas. With his band, the Tall Grass, the bearded front-man grinds out trudging personal tales of life in the South Central US. Hailed as one of the foremost storytellers in the state of Arkansas, his wail drives into the very heart of the listener.
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Lady Lamb the Beekeeper is the moniker and alter-ego of indie-punk musician Aly Spaltro. She’s cultivated her chops in the late after hours of a DVD rental store in Brunswick, ME. Rambling, dissociative phrasing and jangly instrumentation are pitted against a sweet but powerful vocal effort.
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Eric Hutchinson is an American singer-songwriter born and raised in the Maryland suburbs of Washington, D.C., Hutchinson first began performing in public while attending Emerson College, a performing arts-oriented university located in downtown Boston.
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JoyCut is an italian indie rock/electronic group whose sound is heavily driven by percussion and effected noise. They focus on the dichotomy between elemental/tribal drumming and synth/electronic work.
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Elenowen is a singer-songwriter duo from Nashville whose intimate, relational music stems from the connected minds of the band themselves. This “chemistry” is a togetherness that exists in a realm other from the members themselves but unites them in sound creation.
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PigPen Theatre Co. is a collective, a playwriting team, and a band from New York City.
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