Sports Coach is the project of Thatcher May, an artist from Boston who began releasing music back in 2014. After pausing releases, he re-emerged in 2024, and now, on September 30th, he’s set to release On the Mountain Above the Cloud, an 18-track record that invites you to face difficult questions within hypnotic landscapes. From […]
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Final Stop: Death Lens “Cold World” Tour Wraps Up in LA
02
Aug
Aug
Feel alone trying to survive in a world that is actively crumbling around you? Then the new album “Cold World” by Death Lens will definitely resonate. The garage punk band Death Lens, which has been steadily rising in popularity, is wrapping up their tour for their recently released album “Cold World”. Their final tour stop […]
09
Jul
Jul
Saint Luna, The Night Times, Valley Rats, Velvet Starlings, Integra Pink // Photos by Alberto Antonio
25
Jul
Jul
#PostShowShots: ALEXSUCKS Headlined Go Surf Festival in San Diego on Saturday, July 22th, 2023.
Photos by Karen Reyes
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International Touring Band, The Academic, retraces their roots and writes an EP from their bedroom
14
Jul
Jul
Don’t let their production methods fool you, for a bedroom studio it definitely is among the higher quality recordings in the industry. Teaming up with Capitol Records, they were able to layer the instruments incredibly well. After opening for bands like Pixies and The Strokes, the singer Craig Fitzgerald said he took inspiration from their […]
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Emerson Snowe’s Splatterpunk is a Dream Punk Instant Hit from Australia
30
Jun
Jun
If you’re wasted on a Thursday night, like I am now, there’s no other EP you should listen to. A cross between some alcohol semi-reality and pop soundscape, you’ll sit in your dimly lit room wondering where your dream begins and where the songs do. Frankenstein is the perfect track to drive to the beach, […]