FIDLAR – Cocaine
What would you do if you got canned from your shitty job via text message? Crush 40s and piss on everything in your path? Yup, sounds about right. In FIDLAR’s latest music video for “Cocaine,”...
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The Orwells – Who Needs You
Meet The Orwells, five seventeen/eighteen year olds from the suburbs of Chicago who self-released their first album, Remember When, while in high school. The Chi-town teen rockers have been...
View ArticlePreview: The Octopus Project @ DC9
Tonight, Austin’s The Octopus Project will be bringing their magical brand of experimental indie pop to the District at DC9. The four-piece is currently touring in support of their most recent LP...
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HAERTS – All The Days (Joywave Remix)
Joywave transform HAERTS’s rolling, heartfelt “All the Days” into a driving, dark and gloomy dance number. The Rochester producer extraordinaires set the tone from the get-go with a moody and ominous...
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Premiere: Covers – The Automation
It is with great pleasure that we premiere “The Automation”, the debut track from Melbourne’s Covers. The band have churned up a sound as hypnotic as it is epic, and it’s bound to sink its claws into...
View ArticleTears For Fears – Girls (Animal Collective Cover)
Tears For Fears’ most recent record, 2004′s Everyone Loves A Happy Ending, was the first original material Roland Orzabal and Curt Smith had produced together since 1989′s The Seeds of Love and their...
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Bass Drum Of Death – Black Don’t Glow
Oxford, Mississippi’s Bass Drum of Death have been churning out skuzzed up, lo-fi rock and roll since 2008. Originally the solo project of frontman John Barrett, Bass Drum of Death possess a sound...
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OFF! – Void You Out
OFF!, the punk rock supergroup consisting of Keith Morris (Black Flag, Circle Jerks), Mario Rubalcaba (Earthless, Hot Snakes, Rocket From The Crypt), Dimitri Coats (Burning Brides) and Steven McDonald...
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Violent Soho – Saramona Said
Violent Soho’s Hungry Ghost didn’t get as much stateside love as it should have. Not only is the band’s sophomore album a testament to the (not so) surprising return of 90s rock, but it’s also one of...
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Johnny Stimson – SO. GOOD. (Caleb L’Etoile Remix)
Emerging DC house producer Caleb L’Etoile has taken Johnny Stimson’s “SO. GOOD.” and prepped it for the warmer climates of Spring. L’Etoile transforms the suave bedroom number into a sultry club...
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