New Music, Emerging from your Local Scene
The Curls recently released a new single called "No Money No Fun".
For this funky new single bandleader and songwriter Spiritual Mick is joined by Jan Darshall (Synthesizer/Vox), Matt Puhr (Bass), and Steve Plock (Drums).
You can catch The Curls on February 10th at Golden Dagger with Big Syn and Ted Tyro. This show is the kick off of a nine day tour that will land the group in Florida before returning to the Golden Dagger on March 10th.
Indigo recently released a series of three singles, "Blurred" & "Cry To" & "Flowers", that showcase his ability to create well-crafter LoFi, bedroom pop gems.
This is primarily the work of Miles King who first caught our attention with the fun surf pop song "Doho" back in October.
"Flowers" is a quiet small song about change and the end of summer fling.
"Cry To" plays with similar themes as "Flowers" adds beautifully haunting synths.
"Blurred" finds Indigo working with Lure Division and creating a melody that is incredibly addictive.
Baby Jesus Paper Boy recently released a two song preview of their forthcoming EP "Fifer in the Aviary" which is set to be released later this Winter.
This is primarily the work of Multi-Instrumentalist and songwriter Eamonn Prizy who has worked with an array of local groups including Rosaries, George Arthur Calendar, Cam’s Jams Family Band, Reverse Cowboys, and Dogs at Large.
You can catch Baby Jesus Paper Boy for free at Empty Bottle on January 31st with Dogs At Large and Space Gator.
Angel Marcloid has released a new single, "Conscious Agents", under her Nonlocal Forecast moniker.
This is her first new music as Nonlocal Forecast since the 2020 Hausu Mountain release Holographic Universe(s?)!.
This beautifully warped ’80’s synth pop beat was released via the Nashville label Needlejuice Records.
Dreamer Isioma has released the first four chapters of film that appears to be building to the release their debut full-length album.
The series of truly inventive videos finds Dreamer co-staring with HateSonny with appearances from array of other characters including NombreKARI.
Emily Jane Powers has released the latest single, "PA Fog", from her 2021 album, Isometry.
The B-Side of the single features a reimagination of an older song called "(What a Horrible Thing) To Lose Your Mind" and remix of "PA Fog" by local Synth-Pop trio Course.
All proceeds from this single will be donated to Alzheimer’s Association.
photograph by Rachel Winslow
Ok Cool have released the video for “Time And A Half” the first of two songs they are releasing as an EP called "Songs From The Spare Room". The video is artistic gem from Joe Baughman and the song is top notch bedroom pop.
The duo of Bridget Stiebris and Haley Blomquist are planning to release their next single, “Self-Sow”, on February 4th.
Photo by Tracy Conoboy
We are proud to be able to premiere the first single, "Joe Namath Moment", from the upcoming EP "27X2" from Cosmic Bull.
This is the latest project from long time local musician Mark Vickery who has performed with bands including Word Bongo, Zo, and Liquid Soul.
This new single features Mark on vocals, cigar box guitar, bass and a keyboard patch. He is joined by Kevin O’Donnell on drums, Newtron Cole on percussion and Scott Tallarida on all other keys, patches, and guitars.
Emo Rock Group Pelefina has released a new single called "Your Ripped Jeans".
This is the first new music we have had from Katie Steel, Tyler Bachman, Troy Sennett, and Dan Bretz since 2020.
Colleen Dow of Thank You, I’m Sorry has released their third single, "Bumbum", as a solo artist via the label Count Your Lucky Stars.
This new single is catchy, slightly twee, dream pop with a healthy dose of atmospheric guitars.
Dow was schedule to perform with Thank You, I’m Sorry at Subt on January 29th but that show has been canceled with out a rescheduled date as of now.
No Star recently released a new EP called "Palm Reader". This is the duo of childhood friends Ryan Thomas and Robert Donile. For this EP they enlisted the help of Henry Stoehr and Teddy Matthews of Slow Pulp along with Adam Thein.
