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Brooklyn singer-songwriter Katie Mullins’ sophomore album, ‘Wedding,’ follows 2009’s ‘Pastoral,’ and it digs a little deeper than the romanticized vision of her debut.

Big Sandy & His Fly-Rite Boys' ‘What a Dream It’s Been,’ which landed Aug. 27, marks the band's 25th anniversary. After 14 albums of genre-bending American music -- a blend of rockabilly, roots rock, doo-wop and other sounds -- Sandy and company are back with fresh takes on some of their old favorites.

The sound of Boston is becoming increasingly experimental, with Berklee grads pushing the boundaries of rock 'n' roll year after year.

Matt Miller and Brian Dalessandro traded in the gloomier sound of their former band, Sons of Sons, for warmer vibes with their latest endeavor, Coastgaard. The Brooklyn foursome’s self-titled debut is out now and loaded with sunny, beach-friendly tunes.

L.A.’s Saint Motel has attracted a large following with their fanciful, slightly psychedelic power-pop and over-the-top live performances. Entertainers through and through, the foursome focuses on both the audio and visual, ultimately creating a dynamic experience for their fans.

Life sucks sometimes, so we defend ourselves by retreating back into our shells to pursue a dissociative state of mind. It's a great mechanism if you want to escape irreparable emotional damage. But if we allow ourselves to ignore reality for too long, then it's going to be hell waking back up again.

In an effort to release six free tracks between July and December, London-based Strangers are back with ‘Don’t Lie to Me,’ which Diffuser.fm is excited to offer for free download below.

Canadian foursome Tough Age create a kind of controlled chaos on their self-titled debut, which drops Nov. 12 via Mint Records. With thrashing and relentless guitars and no shortage of fuzzy hooks, Jarrett K. (vocals, guitar), Penny “Agamemnon” Clark (guitar), Lauren Smith (bass) and Chris Martell (drums) create the illusion of reckless abandon in their sound, but if you listen closely, you’ll hea

After seven years, a change of record label and the departure of singer-guitarist Sam Goldberg, who left to join fellow Canadian indie-rockers Broken Social Scene, Toronto’s wildly underrated noise-rock quartet Uncut are back with a new album.

The guys of the L.A. indie rock foursome the Tragic Thrills have performed together in various incarnations since their high school years, and since then, they’ve developed the more mature sound heard on today’s free MP3, ‘Tears.’