New Releases

Singles! Jesus The Dinosaur, “Sweet Nothing”

There’s a lot good going on with the newest song out of Jesus The Dinosaur. Ahead of the Boston band’s first full-length (Nothing To The Branches, arriving on May 15th), Jesus The Dinosaur is faced with a mighty task: Reeling in new listeners willing to try a proper potpourri of [...]

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Bleach The Sky Bring The Memorable Modern Alt Rawk Jams With Wash Away

Listening to as much new music as we do and then sorting it into the cover/not cover pile is not only a lot of work but also leaves the stuff we genuinely like more often than not left behind after a feature so we can focus on the next new [...]

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Fotocrime Bag Some Big Name Guests To Bring Forth Modern Post/Wave Classic Security

Fotocrime does not get the credit they deserve as gatekeepers of the next wave of Post-Punk. Hell, as later stage Coliseum fans (Vocalist/Guitarist Ryan Patterson’s pre/current? Foto outfit), we’re even guilty of not tuning in as much as we should have! But we’re looking to correct that mistake on our [...]

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Singles! Miracle Blood, “Blazing Entrails”

If this latest track from Miracle Blood is indeed a “B-Side” (Recorded during the Hello Hell sessions with the legendary Alex Allinson at the helm at The Bridge Sound and Stage) then, in the case of “Blazing Entrails”, we’re declaring that the “B” stands for “BADASS”. Because it truly is.

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Singles! Sunday Junkie, “Kerosene”

There’s a few local outfits out there currently with sophomore albums in the works that we’re REALLY looking forward to. One of them is Sunday Junkie who put out their beyond solid self-titled debut barely a year ago now and, by the sounds of new single “Kerosene”, show no signs [...]

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Singles! Bleach The Sky, “GIN”

There’s not enough artists out there doing really GOOD modern Alternative. Like Bleach The Sky do. Built on a timeless quality with big hooks, bigger choruses, and a massive wall of sound, “GIN” is quite the evolution when compared with the Garage Grunge days of “Burn Up”.

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