“The Thief of Leaving” - McVeigh
From the quiet corners of rural County Tyrone comes a voice that feels anything but small. Meet McVeigh — a singer, songwriter, and producer with a sound that balances melancholy and melody, heartbreak and hope. And with his latest single “The Thief of Leaving,” he’s not just tugging at heartstrings — he’s plucking them with pinpoint precision.
“Psychiatric” - Keith Woodhouse
Some songs hit you because they’re catchy. Some because they’re clever. But then there are tracks like “Psychiatric” by Keith Woodhouse — songs that grab you by the collar, look you dead in the eye, and tell you a real, lived-in story you didn’t see coming.
“The Sun & Moon” - Chris Thomas & The Merrymakers
“The Sun & Moon” isn’t your average song. It’s a 13-year-long conversation between a kid and the man he grew up to be.
Chris Thomas & The Merrymakers, the one-man-band powerhouse from West Palm Beach, has crafted a track that walks a fine line between grunge nostalgia and dusty Americana heartache. Think Silversun Pickups meets Nirvana—if Kurt Cobain had grown up somewhere between dive bars and dusty highways, wrestling with existential dread and finally learning to breathe through it.
“Life's A Mess (But We Love It)” - Lawrence Timoni
We need to talk about “Life’s a Mess (But We Love It)”, the latest sonic therapy session and indie rock anthem by Lawrence Timoni. If you’ve ever found yourself staring into the existential void late at night with too many tabs open, this track is gonna feel like it was custom-made for you.
“Playboy Driver” - 9 o’clock Nasty
“Playboy Driver” by 9 o’clock Nasty isn’t just a song. It’s a high-speed confession, wrapped in velvet and fuel fumes. 9 o’clock Nasty have never been ones to whisper politely from the backseat — and with Playboy Driver, they’re ripping the doors off, hijacking your senses, and screaming through the windshield without a seatbelt.
"I See Through You" - The Flying Beets
Fort Worth’s The Flying Beets are back, and they’re serving up another slice of melodic, emotionally charged indie rock with their latest single, "I See Through You." If you’ve been craving a track that blends powerful vocals, raw alternative energy, and heartfelt lyricism, this one’s going to be on repeat for a while.
“The One You’ll Want Tomorrow” - Stone Arch Rivals
If you haven’t heard of Stone Arch Rivals yet, that’s about to change. This Minneapolis-based band is stepping into the spotlight with swagger, soul, and an irresistible groove with their debut single, “The One You’ll Want Tomorrow.” Dropped on March 28, 2025, via Hygh Tension Records/Virgin Music Group, this track is the kind of feel-good, danceable anthem that gets stuck in your head—and you won’t even mind.
Cravin’ - Big Red Fire Truck
If sun-soaked beaches and face-melting riffs had a love child, it would probably sound something like Cravin’, the latest single from Big Red Fire Truck. Hailing from Manly Beach, Australia, these guys are bringing big hooks, bigger energy, and a whole lot of attitude to the hard rock scene. Think Warrant’s swagger, Van Halen’s electrifying solos, and The Darkness’ over-the-top fun, all packed into one ridiculously catchy track.
“I Hate You” - Awaiting Abigail
Get ready to crank up the volume—Awaiting Abigail are here to shake things up with their blistering new track, “I HATE YOU”. A raw, unfiltered hard rock anthem that takes aim at the toxic drama of school, work or anywhere gossip runs wild. With a crushing 6/4 halftime breakdown, soaring vocals, and a searing outro guitar solo, this track doesn’t just call out the haters—it annihilates them.
No Regrets - Tim Ainslie and the Vibes
Tim Ainslie is back with a fresh new take on his music, reintroducing his 2018 album Pint Half Full with a completely reimagined sound. Now titled No Regrets, this updated release reflects Tim’s growth as an artist and captures the energy, creativity, and collaboration that went into its making. With a new mix by acclaimed audio engineer Jim Griffiths at Principal Audio, No Regrets shines with a bold, polished feel, bringing out new dimensions in Tim’s signature sound.
‘Bad Mind’ by Awaiting Abigail: Review
"Bad Mind" by metal newcomers Awaiting Abigail is a ferocious yet emotive anthem that explores the battle we face against our inner demons. With a heavy 7/4 groove and a massive halftime breakdown in the chorus, the song is a rallying cry to rise above life’s darkest moments. The verses take a step back to allow for introspection before the chorus kicks in with pure, unfiltered energy. The riffs are hard-hitting, the lyrics stick with you, and the soaring vocals bring it all together…
Sorry for the Inconvenience by Out of Order: Review
Out of Monroe, Georgia, Out of Order is more than a band—it’s a family affair. Three brothers and their cousin form this tight-knit group, and they’ve been rocking out together since their elementary school days. Their shared history has created a bond that fuels their music, resulting in a sound packed with passion and precision…