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Some artists create sonic atmospheres, and like the ones that exist in nature, these atmospheres are capable of both sustaining and destroying life.

Imaginary People release their self-titled debut EP on Sept. 3, and it’s brimming with what this New York five-piece calls “dance Americana.”

Singer Bethany Gray Frazier went through some harrowing stuff back in 2007.

Chicago transplants originally from Portland, the guys of Mooner serve up purposeful, guitar-driven power-pop. Their rootsy rock harkens back to Tom Petty and early Wilco records, while their lyrics examine the downside to living in a society rife with distracting screens — phone, computer, television and otherwise.

Broken Anchor's debut album, 'Fresh Lemonade,' finds L.A. singer-songwriter Austin Hartley-Leonard delivering some deceptively sunny indie-pop about relationships gone wrong.

The Bushwick Hotel make classic rock cool again with aggressive sax solos, hot bongos and a pinch of the absurd.

There's something about Charlie I'm beginning to feel uncomfortable about. See, out here in sunny California, where the waves are a way of life, and the burritos contain french fries, people surf all their blues away. Chuck doesn't surf, at all. But he really likes to play with knives. Oh, and he's a bit of a pyro. Should I be worried?

Texture & Light walk a fine line between making dance-ready club hits and emotionally complex tunes to make you think.

It's probably been said, and it'll probably be said again, but there's an Adele-quality to Nicky Egan’s soulful croon. The comparison is almost too easy, though. We’d be remiss were we not to mention Egan's voice is less pristine -- in the best way possible.

Recently, Greece has been making headlines again for its economic distress, specifically its rocketing unemployment rate. The guys of GravitySays_i aren't standing idly by, but rather, they're using their music to speak out about the country’s strife.