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Ula Ruth consists of four fine lads from Connecticut whose songs resemble the steady pop of the Strokes combined with the playful nature of the Format.

The blues can only go so far. After the Black Keys and the White Stripes, what advancements can be made in the this old American tradition?

Touted as Australia’s best-kept secret, Melbourne’s I, a Man probably won’t remain a secret for much longer. We want to help make sure of it by offering their new single, ‘Less Travelled’ as today’s free MP3 download.

Wedlock began in 2004 in Virginia with singer-songwriter Paul Allgood and programmer Jeff Hathaway. The electro-pop outfit has since relocated to Durham, N.C., and undergone a series of lineup changes, with Allgood remaining as the only constant member. The various incarnations have put out a string of EPs and two LPs, 2008’s ‘Exogamy’ and 2009’s ‘Continuity.’

When the Vim Dicta — Cori Elliott (vocals, bass), Matt Tunney (guitar) and Chris Infusino (drums) — stepped foot in L.A.’s famous Capitol Studios, they knew they would be inspired by the legendary acts that worked there before.

The first thing you'll notice about the Frail's new single 'You Just Wanna Leave' is lead singer Daniel Lannon's ability to pop a falsetto howl like a young Michael Jackson.

"My girl just wants to trick around," Quiet Life's frontman Sean Spellman sings of an intense crush. She's out there in the chilly Portland air, taking in the night with some other beau. It's a sentiment we've all felt at least once. A fleeting romance takes an unexpected turn, and suddenly, that person that was WAY out of our league to begin with is gone.

Yassou Benedict began their career in Hudson, N.Y., before making a big move to San Francisco, where the band has developed and grown into a genre-bending force bound to get some notice this year.

Drug Church have a bone to pick with a series of abstract yet oppressive forces that have got them down.

The people of Iceland really know how to make you feel, and that's especially true in the case of the young group Samaris. To most of us, they're singing a melodic gibberish that vaguely resembles English, and a string of vowels can be mistaken for earthly elements -- or incantations of love.