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SONG PREMIERE: Kewl Haze Blend Creamy 60s Psych-fuzz and Britpop with Anthemic Indie Rock Cool on "Stereo Junkie" - Glide Magazine Party goodies and introspection copiously consumed together are the breakfast of champions for Philly-based psych-rock duo, Kewl Haze (not to be confused

Reminiscent of early Tame Impala with hints of Beck, Philly-based psych-rock duo Kewl Haze's "Stereo Junkie" grabs your attention with its seamless blend of 60s psych, danceable beats, and indie rock cool. LISTEN:
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Brightmoon: Shoegaze Meets Dischord on 'Lies About The Sky' - It's Psychedelic Baby Magazine Long Beach-based husband-and-wife duo Brightmoon (Becca and Billy Mohler) return with a new digital single and video that attempts—and succeeds at—a high-wire act of 90s indie worship. Tackling the ca...

Brightmoon's new cover of "Lies About The Sky" by @shuddertothinkers.bsky.social is premiering today via @psychedelicbabymag.com

First Impressions: “Used to Have It All” by Kewl Haze What becomes of the brokenhearted? It’s an age-old question with no correct answer, as everyone from Jimmy Ruffin to Diana Ross to Joan Osborne to Bruce Springsteen can attest. They’ve all walked t…

Thanks to @oldgreycat-orig.bsky.social for reviewing the new Kewl Haze single!

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Thanks to @npr.org for including the killer new Sunjammer record in today's best new albums post! Out today on @talltexanrecords.bsky.social

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Album Premiere: Sunjammer - Sunjammer

The new self-titled record from Sunjammer is streaming exclusively on The Big Takeover ahead of its release tomorrow via @talltexanrecords.bsky.social

Premiere: Rebecca Sykes Shares New Single “I Am (Not)” {meta_description}

Thanks to @undertheradar.bsky.social for premiering the new Rebecca Sykes single! Her new EP, "Face to Face," will be out on the 21st via Dusty Mars Records.

Kewl Haze – “Used To Have It All” (Song Premiere) Listen early to the new single from Philly psych rock band Kewl Haze.

Kewl Haze – “Used To Have It All” (Song Premiere)

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SONG PREMIERE: Leadbetter Band Drop Into Soulful 70s Rock Sound with Unflinchingly Optimistic "Sky to the Ground" - Glide Magazine While writing the Leadbetter Band’s latest album, Eric Leadbetter was experiencing something of a rebirth. New songs poured out in a creative surge, band

Leadbetter Band's new tune "Sky to the Ground" is a proper jam vehicle with its vibrant and soulful grooves, funky undertones, and big rock sound that is exuberant and danceable. LISTEN:
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SONG PREMIERE: Jonathon Penn Chronicles Doubt, Struggle, Pain and Release Through Reflective Indie Folk Tune "Hawk Circling" - Glide Magazine Jonathon Penn always carried two versions of himself: the songwriter who self-produced two EPs and an LP in college, and the professional who built a

Jonathon Penn's new single “Hawk Circling” is an existential back-porch musing woven with banjo, folksy guitars, and raw vocals. LISTEN:
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First Impressions: “Dysmorphia” by Rebecca Sykes You’ll be forgiven if you mistake “Dysmorphia,” the debut single from San Diego-based singer-songwriter Rebecca Sykes, for a lost Juliana Hatfield song—perhaps a Beautiful Creature-era outtake. Fro…

Thanks to Old Grey Cat for this great review of the new Rebecca Sykes single!

Pressing Concerns: Kilkenny Cats, Matthew Smith Group, Why Bother?, Novelty Island Rosy Overdrive is back this week with a full slate of new blog posts, and we’re starting today by looking at new albums from Matthew Smith Group, Why Bother?, and Novelty Island, plus an expa…

New blog post! Wrote about new/reissued records from Kilkenny Cats @propellersound.bsky.social, Matthew Smith Group @talltexanrecords.bsky.social, Why Bother?, and Novelty Island @noveltyisland.bsky.social:

Sunjammer kick the pace on album opener “Quit," a cut rooted in the mud-flat fire that burns underneath their country-coated jam exterior. With a pound in the piano built for the barroom and a nice toast on the twang, the song tears open the ties on their eponymous new album. bit.ly/48at4i8

SONG PREMIERE: Dennis Hauck Unveils Western Noir Sounds and Cinematic Lyricism on "Girl From Cedar City" and B-side "Four Rides" - Glide Magazine Critically acclaimed filmmaker Dennis Hauck was writing songs long before he touched a camera, but he pivoted away from music as his career in film took

Critically acclaimed filmmaker Dennis Hauck turns to songwriting with the double hitter of his Western noir tune “Girl From Cedar City” and the b-side “Four Rides.” LISTEN:
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“Vinegar Hill” pulls Alien Eyelid as far away from the boot scuffs and blazing sun as ever, feeling like it might have a home among the ‘70s UK folk strands, lacing flutes and wandering strums into their arsenal. The cut also features psych legend and fellow Texan Tom Carter on guitar bit.ly/3IgJydp

VIDEO PREMIERE: Will Rainier Serves Up Crisp and Twangy Alt-country Vibes on "Dance With the Dead" - Glide Magazine Americana singer-songwriter Will Rainier writes with a stumbling romanticism and a sympathetic gaze about the lovely folks—both real and imagined—we

Carrying on the legacy of the Pacific Northwest's vibrant alt-country and Americana scene, Will Rainier's "Dance with the Dead" wafts a Sweetheart of The Rodeo-era Byrds-like easy charm. Watch the video:
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Track Premiere: Honey Daze - 'Paste' – New Noise Magazine Yonkers, New York's shoegaze/post-hardcore act Honey Daze debut "Paste," the first track with their new vocalist Sean Dowling.

Yonkers, New York's shoegaze/post-hardcore act Honey Daze debut "Paste," the first track with their new vocalist Sean Dowling.

Premiere: Ceylon Sailor Shares New Single “Nowhere In Your Eyes” {meta_description}

Brooklyn-based indie outfit Ceylon Sailor have announced their debut album, 'Here We Lie,' out on June 27th. Accompanying the announcement, they've also shared the record's lead single, "Nowhere In Your Eyes."

THE LAST POST’s new EP “Wayfinder” reflects on love, grief, and mental health through nostalgic emo-pop arrangements - IDIOTEQ.com Harrisburg, Pennsylvania’s The Last Post is the solo project of Logan Betz, a longtime drummer and contributor to the Central PA punk and indie scene. With

The wonderful new EP from The Last Post is streaming exclusively today on @idioteqcom.bsky.social - check it out!

The Alt Weekly Roundup (4/28/25) - The Alternative The second EP from Portland's Myriads and the debut LP from Yasmin Nur were some of our favorites this week!

Thanks to @getalternative.bsky.social for including the new Myriads EP in this new music rundown!

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@ryancassata.bsky.social transforms vulnerability into strength as he discusses his newest song "i feel like throwing up"

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First Impressions: “I Feel Like Throwing Up” by Ryan Cassata There was a time, about a decade ago, when I thought we were moving past the nonsense. To borrow from the days when the male pronoun was deemed gender-neutral in certain instances, “I am he as you …

Thanks to Old Grey Cat for reviewing the killer new @ryancassata.bsky.social single!

Just announced: @ryancassata.bsky.social 's Kill Rock Stars debut LP, Greetings from Echo Park, drops June 6, 2025!

Blending folk punk, blues & pop punk, the album dives deep into anxiety, illness & identity.

Pre-orders available now:
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SONG PREMIERE: Dennis Davison (Jigsaw Seen) Crafts Grandiose and Rocking Psych Pop Sound on “Putting Up With People” - Glide Magazine What do atheism, nature, salamanders, the year 536 BC, lo-fi electronics, and garage rock have in common? Perhaps not much on paper, but they all swirl

Dennis Davison’s “Putting Up With People” bursts with burly power-chord riffs and melodic, driving basslines, recalling the anthemics of British rock bands such The Move and The Kinks.
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