The find this week was a band unfortunately already on hiatus, Death Dance out of Michigan, which is (was) a lovely math rocky group that reminds me of an upgraded/matured…
Death Dance
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Kiana Ledé
Kiana Ledé is one of those artists who… I actually can’t remember where i first heard her … maybe it was a /r/listentothis (?) anyway…. is just an awesome expression…
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Death in the Business of Whaling
The album that has been on repeat this entire week has been Searow’s new Death in the Business of Whaling.. It’s such a deep, simple, but comprehensive collection of PNW…
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Hudson Freeman
So, this track below is … so perfectly unassuming… and then a week, or two, or three later you realize you are humming this lo-fi swagcore out-of tune little guitar…
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JUTES
Jutes was an another Instagram algorithm feeder post and after listening to his album Sleepytime over the weekend, I feel like we’ve found one of those artists who can really…
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Clayton King
Clayton King is one of those artists I didn’t actively seek out – so another thank you to the algorithm, but his solo songs (pretty reminiscent to me of a…
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MEGA
Over the holidays, I was happily introduced to MEGA who has been quietly carving out her own lane in modern R&B/Soul for a while now (and apparently was a solid…
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Paloma
Welcome to another day of …. who-is-this-unknown-band-that’s-not-half-bad, and allow me to introduce you to Paloma, a solid pop rock band from Spokane, Washington. That’s all folks!
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Sweet Pill
I found myself continuing to come back to Sweet Pill this week after seeing chorus.fm post this band’s new music video… and where the overly basic guitar line in the…
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Waxamilion
Polyphia meets Stage Kids meets.. TTNG? Really solid stuff from this guy – he’s been quiet more recently so I’m hoping that he’s working on some new tunes and a…
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