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Frankie and the Witch Fingers drop their best album yet: ‘Monsters Eating People Eating Monsters’

The Los Angeles psychedelic-fused rock group, Frankie and the Witch Fingers, advances their groove-driven discography with their newest album, Monsters Eating People Eating Monsters.

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Peach Kelli Pop Releases Shinning New EP 'Lucky Star'

Long Beach, CA based Peach Kelli Pops new EP ‘Lucky Star’ is a shinning garage-pop gem, best listened to from beginning to end - multiple times in a row.

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Pretty Matty playfully synthesizes pop and punk in new single “You’re Not There”

Toronto-based Pretty Matty’s music can best be identified as pop punk. But, as their latest single “You’re Not There” proves, it’s the punk which comes first for the band. And if punk lays the foundation of this musical house, then its walls are made with pop-bounce and its roof is a shelling of modern rock.

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Dirtycakes revives “Resist 45” anthem in the wake of American turmoil

Barring the apocalypse, 2020 America rivals the political whirlwind of 2016 where the fate of the nation practically sits on a coin toss. The Los Angeles punk band, Dirtycakes, highlights this likeness with the remaster of their anthem, “Resist 45,” a track originally released in 2017.

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LA’s Kevin Soundtrack cosmic doom with new single ‘Sun Moon Urgent Care’

It’s only fitting that Kevin’s brand of Screamers vs. La Bouche weirdness would end up sound-tracking the apocalypse. On their latest single “Sun Moon Urgent Care,” the Los Angeles quartet’s sinister vibes and dystopic tones take a proggier direction as their penchant for unease builds towards an inescapable sensation of impending multiversal cosmic doom.

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Janelane’s “14 Days” is a concise slice of indie rock suited for some personal reflection.

Janelane’s recent single, “14 Days,” evokes a variety of feelings about love. Or, perhaps, the lack thereof. The ambiguity of its message, namely the implications of “finding bronze” when you believe you “struck gold” in a partner, prompts the listener to question this significance themselves. Or, if not, it still gives them a killer track to listen to.

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