Sludge Music is releasing a totally stacked benefit compilation featuring some of Boston’s best talent, including Anjimile, CAMP BLOOD, Sidney Gish, and more.
Boston’s indie-pop outfit Air Traffic Controller finished their latest single “Sometimes” at home due to quarantine restrictions. Listen here!
Noble Oak is a British Columbian dream pop act, fresh off the heels of their latest release, “Horizon.” We talked to them about their lucid, dreamlike songwriting style.
We spoke to Canadian indie rocker Gaspard Eden, who took us on a step-by-step tour of the new claymation video for his delicious song “Pancakes.”
“Plans are these fake things and it’s impossible to plan because so many things are out of our control,” says Divine Sweater about their latest music video.
Divine Sweater combines their talent for melodious instrumentals with storytelling in their latest single about carnivals and feeling unbelievably lost.
DJ Silky Smooth – an indie pop quartet from MA/NY – are here to premiere a new video featuring a pickup basketball game for their song “Learning League.”
Vampire Weekend are pretty much cemented as indie pop legends already, but it’s nice to see them back in action with a fresh approach.
Racing Days is a Cape Cod based indie rocker who makes lyrical, breezy beach tunes on his new album Ocean Moods.
Pushflowers is a Boston DIY staple with their first EP, Close for Comfort, coming out September 13th. Catch a sneak peek with the track “bed song.”