Anthemic Austin-based indie rockers Courrier have been lighting up rock radio with 'Love is a Fire,' a bona fide fist-pumper of a single from their recently released sophomore album, 'Cathedrals of Color.'
Following the 2007 breakup of Spitalfield, the popular emo outfit he piloted for nearly a decade, Mark Rose did what many a suddenly-freed-up rocker has done before him: He went solo -- and took a quieter tact
Just last week, New York native Tecla dropped her debut album, but she's hardly green.
A self-made 2011 EP and successful SXSW outing landed Sugar Glyder a deal with ORG Music, and now, the North Carolina foursome are hitting the road in support of their full-length debut, 'The Eyes: They See.'
Husband and wife Jarrod Bramson and Emily Madden shucked their previous band in exchange for a freer, stripped-down sound in Solvents.
Pop aficionado Matt Patterson is shaking up the underground while industry worker-ants and executives scramble to figure out which box they can put him in.
Everyone's (our?) favorite wandering songwriter is back with a warm new single.
Baobab, the solo project of producer Phil Torres, is as elaborate as it is sensible.
This ain't the first ride on the merry-go-round for the members of Restorations. Having previously played together in the band Jena Berlin, these genre-pushing Philly punks know all about cramming into vans and sleeping on floors, and while they had no intention of throwing themselves back into that lifestyle, here they are, signed to a well-known label (SideOneDummy) and prepping the release of their second album in two years.
Australian quartet Enerate -- Josh, Matt, Ben and T -- play power-poppy dance music occasionally inspired by European action thrillers.
