Anxiety takes the pen and the stage in pop rock's freshest dispatches: Stress Dolls channels The Replacements with a violin-spiked anthem about anxiety as life's ghostwriter, then pivots to a raw, bonus-track cover of Because the Night from their debut album Queen of No. Song for a Gorgeous Blonde steers into cinematic, downtempo, and proggy territory on a dreamy instrumental Sunday drive. Amberrae soars with an infectious, faith-fueled celebration of spiritual growth, while Gabriel Grey turns anxiety and depression into horror-tinged pop punk that reflects rather than preaches.

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Higher by Amberrae cover art
67 in stock

“Whether you are currently in the struggle or looking for the strength to climb, 'Higher' was created to be the wind beneath your wings. To God be the glory; let’s go higher.”

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Ghostwriter by Stress Dolls cover art

“A pop rock song ala The Replacements that features a violin solo and is about anxiety as a ghostwriter.”

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io io by Clelia  cover art
14 in stock

“io io is an alt-pop–driven indie album blending experimental electronic textures, folk songwriting, hip-hop/R&B crossover, and occasional heavy left-field turns.”

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Because the Night by Stress Dolls cover art

“A cover of the classic song by Patti Smith and Bruce Springsteen, recorded as a surprise bonus track for Stress Dolls' debut album, Queen of No.”

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