Monolink combines techno music and live instruments in own his unique style for an unforgettable show in Toronto.
Ruel takes his latest album, Kicking My Feet, on tour to Nashville with a high-energy set that has everyone dancing.
Boyscott in Brooklyn as they open for Summer Salt.
Twenty-five years ago, The Strokes released their debut album, Is This It. Here’s a look back at this iconic record, a quarter of a century later.
Whether you’re locked into a 10-year relationship or need a soundtrack to feed the fantasies of your latest crush, we’ve got you covered. Here are the best love songs the indie world has to offer, just in time for Valentine’s Day.
From rising acts to decade-long genre staples, here’s a non-exhaustive list of bands to keep an eye on this year.
Edgehill’s debut album isn’t just an introduction, but a map for where the band will be taking their talents to next.
Sarah Kinsley is in pursuit of feeling alive. Her latest EP, Fleeting, leans into the beauty of love and longing.
New York City based project, Ken Park is rooted in discovery, planting a stake into the vast NYC music scene with their self-titled debut EP, Ken Park.
Elizabeth Evans gets real with us about feeling lonely in her 20s, unrequited love, where she draws inspiration from, and more!
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Outside Lands 2025 delivered three days of surprise collabs, new music, and Bay Area magic—plus an unbilled headliner in Karl the Fog, who never missed a set.
Spit, sweat, blood, and fists define the New Friends DIY’s community of strength, respect and love for hardcore.
Minnesota Yacht Club continues into 2025 with amazing performances from local artists as well as amazing headliners, Hozier, Fall Out Boy and Green Day
Shoegaze, singalongs, and a legendary EDM sendoff - Here’s what Kilby Day 4 had in store this year.
Eugene’s first ever Over & Out Festival was a success, the day filled with music from Still Woozy, Goth Babe, Dana and Alden, Verb8im, and Miss Mia.
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The return of fan favorite indie artists and rise of breakout voices are truly making it a Happy New Year.
Cover: Westside Cowboy
Was this the year’s best month for indie, alternative and rock music? Maybe.
Cover: Boyish
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Magic City Hippies took the stage in Kansas City, for an intimate glimpse into the chemistry that drives the band.