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“This song envelops you in a dark, hypnotic soundscape of shadowy allure, weaving a sinister tale of obsession with a “snake of a man” whose charm is as dangerous as it is irresistible.”
Feedback screaming, amps cranked: Slippery When Wet's Like A Phoenix rises from the ashes with defiant energy, while their bruising Bullies in the Schoolyard gets right in your face about power and intimidation. Wooden Crates' Outrage Pays launches an attack on those who profit from manufactured online rage, and their Hot Singles In Your Area Vol. 1 collects five tracks built on fun rhythms and relatable lyrics about overstimulation and bad friends. Meanwhile, phoneswithchords' The Speed of Time sounds like Brian Wilson and the Dandy Warhols crammed into your mom's spare bedroom, and D3void 3D33's Lilith blurs the line between lullaby and nightmare with haunting, myth-rooted atmosphere.
Garage Rock releases
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“Tea Eater's I Don't Believe in Bad luck is a chaotic, high-energy blast of art-punk mayhem, turning superstitions on their head with razor-sharp riffs and rebellious charm.”
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“New EP 'Have a Good Show' makes noise beyond the garage!”
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“enjoyyyyy”
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“Recorded in 2006, the title track channels the spirit of Big Star and The Who and remains a little known power-pop gem.”
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“Isaac’s high-school demos from the early 2010’s”
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“'A 14-track masterpiece by the ultimate, slip-shod high school band from your wildest low-fi dreams.' - College OTR”
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“Shoegaze inspired psych-rock from Canada.”
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“12 songs to make feeling bad feel real good.”
“Rockin' road music inspired by all the wonderful biker chapters we have met on the desert highways of Arizona”
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“Common Grey is a raw and introspective indie punk album blending '90s noise rock intensity with '60s garage melodies, exploring themes of loneliness, self-reflection, and disconnection through emot...”
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“Demos from the dawn of the U.K. Garage Punk Rockers that are The Crabs”