Indie Soul group Fat Night recently released their latest single, "Special". This is the groups first release since signing with Acrophase Records, and the lead single from their forthcoming album, Let’s Live for Each Other, which is due out in Mid-July.

Vintage Punk group CB Radio Gorgeous recently released a self-titled EP via Not Normal Tapes. This is the work of Anna Kinderman (Hellwoman), guitarist Matt Revers (Negative Scanner), drummer Joseph Seger (Big Zit, CCTV), and bassist Jill Lloyd Flanagan (Forced into Femininity, Coughs).

This is DIY at its finest and will be available on 7" vinyl via Thrilling Living in the coming weeks.

Jackie Hayes has released the lead single, "Headache", from her forthcoming debut EP, "Take It, Leave It" which is due out June 16th via AWAL.

The EP revolves around the mundane and exhaustive nature of work and small amount of repetitive life it allows you to live.

Synth Pop group Secret Bad Boy has released their latest single "It Was Always Too Late". This is just the latest in a series of synth heavy jams from the mind of Ben Joseph.

Joseph has formed a super group around him including Woody Goss (of Vulfpeck), Mat Roberts (of Mild High Club) and Packy Lundholm (of I Fight Dragons), and Nicholas Tremulis on guitar.

The new single is accompanied by Kerri Lyn Walsh directed video below.

The Art Rock trio Fall Classic recently released latest album, Equals. This is the work of Ryan Jeffrey Smith, Christopher Grandberry, and Jonathan Kolar.

The lead single from Equals is an outstanding track called "Over Under", and is accompanied by the video below.

Fall Classic is currently scheduled to perform at the rescheduled Summer Camp Festival August 21st to 23rd in Chillicothe, IL.

Waltzer has released their latest single, "Eugene", via Side Hustle Records. The single accompanied by the Wayne and Lulu White directed video below.

This is the band fronted by the incredibly talented Sophie Sputnik with Max Loebman (Lead guitar), Joe Bordenaro (Drums), and Cody Carpenter (Bass). "Eugene" is the band’s third single and second of 2020.

You can catch Waltzer on August 12th at Empty Bottle opening for The Minks.

Jungle Green has managed to record a new single, "Josie’s In The Back of a Pickup Truck”, remotely during quarantine.

The six piece "weido" rock group fronted by Andrew Smith was prepare to begin work on their next album, the follow-up to 2019’s debut album, Runaway With Jungle Green. However, those plans are hold while temporarily like many other things in the world at this time.

Spiral Galaxy recently released their self-titled debut album. This is spaced out Psych music of flautist/painter Sara Gossett and treated guitar/machines manipulator Plastic Crimewave. For this recording they were joined by Makoto Kawabata, Jean-Hervé Péron, Ryley Walker, Alisha Sufit, Hands of Hydra, Taralie Peterson, Will Maclean, Matthew Shaw, Christian Luke Brady, and Jean-Marie Varain.

This project has a unique approach to ’60’s and ’70’s Krautrock with modern elements and explorations hidden through out.

Moontype has released a new single called "The Great Ohio". This is the work of Ben Cruz (guitar, vocals), Margaret McCarthy (bass, vocals), and Emerson Hunton (drums).

The trio also participated in the Attic Salt Records Charity Compilation along Sonny Falls, Geronimo!, and more.

Doom Metal group Without Light recently released a new EP called "All The Kings Must Burn" via Weed Cabinet Records.

This is the quartets follow-up to their 2019 debut album, The Dead Gospels.

Iverson has released a new single called "Purity of Youth". This is the first new music from the five-piece Alt-Pop group since their 2017 debut EP "Pink".

This is the work of Alec Watson, Gene Knific, Luc Parcell, Ethan Parcell, and Charles Iverson.

I.E. Kokoro has released a new single called "Signs of Life". This track was written and recorded during the pandemic and 50% of the all proceeds from the song will be donated to the Chicago Community COVID-19 Response Fund, which supports local nonprofit organizations serving Chicago’s most vulnerable neighbors.