No codes left
“Gorgeous guitar music from Frog, the highly acclaimed cult favourites from New York.”
Featured
Screaming from emo's raw, restless core: Superdestroyer's NCTV Vol. 2 tears into addiction and love-hate relationships with riffs and synths for fans of Anamanaguchi and Jeff Rosenstock. Start-Track's Start the Track: Vol. IX compiles indie gems with half the proceeds going to Slovak homeless charity Vagus, alongside their Sampler 2023 celebrating a great first year. The Darts' Hoping for a Green Miracle brims with isolation and emotion, while their Nailguns and Daggers goes darker and more desolate, and This Year Is a Gay Autumn's demo rounds things out with raw bedroom skramz energy.
Emo releases
No codes left
“I'll Always Be This applies blink-182/Motion City Soundtrack-esque hooks to introspective songwriting on who you choose to be and how you be it in a cruel world so far beyond your control.”
No codes left
“The Parker brothers (Nosferatu D2 / Tempertwig / Superman Revenge Squad) return with seven song of hope for the hopeless”
No codes left
“2009's bleak UK underground Indie hit from Nosferatu D2 / Praised by Los Campesinos!, NPR, BBC, Pitchfork, DIS and TLOBF / Features an unexpected Christmas hit”
No codes left
“merrier dreamo music :)”
Featured
No codes left
“IHTWCMRFU is a record about acceptance and longing for your place in the world.”
No codes left
“Hey, ily! have always been a tight band with impressive instrumentals from every member, but their genre-in-a-blender style has never sounded as good as it does on Hey, I Loathe You”
Featured
No codes left
“It's music about a gay computer at a house show”
No codes left
“An EP to be the soundtrack to your spooky season!”
No codes left
“With gritty riffs blending with raspy vocals and a hint of modern post-rock vibes, this track brings serious heart and intensity.”
No codes left
“The Changing Tide is a testament to the power of guitar driven anthemic rock.”
