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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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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SENNA
Probably the most fun shared discovery find of the week was the German metalcore band SENNA who dropped an absolute ridiculously good album, Stranger to Love earlier this year via…
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Siamese (Fighting Fish)
I can’t say I have ever listened to Danish Rock before.. but if Siamese is ANY indication of what the Danes have to offer – than I need to quickly…
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Emma Harner
I’m just going to rip this one straight from last.fm… as it’s accurate enough, I’d just add that she’s way cooler/better than this makes her song. Also, gotta thank Rick…
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Palette Knife
Want some delightful pop/math rock ? But like, indie local pop/math rock? Does that make sense? Palette Knife out of Columbus, OH kinda reminds me a bit of early Edison…
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Parachute Day
There is no better feeling than having a smaller, local (to Chicago at least) math rock band completely dominate the crap out of their first full-length release as much as…
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NOW I SEE THE LIGHT
Now I See the Light TOE released an AWESOME new album, Now I See the Light in the last few weeks and not only has it made me very happy,…
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STOP.DROP.REWIND
stop.drop.rewind. new ‘local’ artists make me excited. Even if the ‘local’ is Fort Wayne 😉 And when I hear a like, Thank You for Scientists, Math Rock, pop-thing, with great…
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Stage Kids
stage kids – 321 Hooray! The gang from San Diego has FINALLY released some fantastic new music and I finally had a chance to listen through their new album Intra…
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