BROKE BLDGS release new single from Resurrect Dead LP

Philadelphia duo BROKE BLDGS have released a new track from their upcoming LP release. “Razor Candy” brings distorted vocals over heavy synths and a danceable beat. Ghettoblaster dropped the premiere. Enjoy a listen below!

“The album embodies the anger of the moment we’re living through and the estrangement that comes when the world shuts down. But it also reflects the hope of rebirth — resurrecting what was once thought dead and building up from what was broken.”

Kramies drops single ft. mbrs The Black Keys + Grandaddy

The songwriter and creator of dreamy folklore, Kramies, is back with new material and set to release a self-titled EP on October 22. The first single is out today and features Patrick Carney of The Black Keys on production, drums, and guitar. Jason Lytle of Grandaddy added synths. More music to come with more guests to be excited about!

Foxx Bodies announce new LP for Kill Rock Stars

The LA-via-Tucson band Foxx Bodies are slated to drop their sophomore recording this fall. Having caught the ear of Kill Rock Stars, a perfect home for the band that may remind you a bit of Bikini Hill, they will release Vixen on November 5. In the meantime, the first single/video can be enjoyed at FLOOD Magazine.

Trickshooter Social Club announce new EP; share first single

Chicago’s Trickshooter Social Club takes an oddly literate, completely eclectic approach to fuzzy, tweedy, garage-y, country-tinged, stomp and clap American rock-n-roll. The group is helmed by songwriters Steve Simoncic and Larry Liss and is rounded out by a rotating cast of musicians.

Today, they release the first single from the upcoming Monte Carlo EP. Stay tuned for more!

Porlolo share lead single from new EP

Denver’s Porlolo are back with a new EP, No Praise, No Blame. Today, the band share the first single “Ain’t No Use”.

"'Ain’t No Use' is a story about how hard it is to align our own needs in cadence with those close to us. About how sometimes we want something so much or for so long that it becomes our narrative, even if that want doesn’t fit with how we’ve changed. And about how our desire to win can lead us to some pretty weird places." - Erin Roberts