Get your new music fix with these brand spankin’ new tunes from all over the world – you can also find these songs on our Limited Time Offer Spotify playlist.
Scorche – “I can’t feel how I am supposed to”
Country: Canada
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “At first glance, the lyrics of I Can’t Feel How I Am Supposed To might not seem very deep.. I aimed to capture the feeling of being lost and empty, combining a weird rhythm and an unexpected heavy drop.”
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Tiger & Dove – “Daddy’s Drugs (Big Karma)”
Country: US
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “This song is about corruption and our desire for a karmic correction. Let’s get what we want!”
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Big Sleep – “Don’t You Wanna”
Country: Ireland
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: Produced and mixed by Chris W Ryan (NewDad, Just Mustard, Cardinals), “Don’t You Wanna” blends the band’s signature modern pop/rock urgency with a fuzz-soaked, cathartic pulse. It’s a track born for the stage with the kind of explosive energy that’s already made their live shows unmissable across Europe. “‘Don’t You Wanna’ is a song about having fun; go have fun,” the band share.
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Billy Peake w/ Extra Special – “Annie, you’re a lightning bolt”
Country: US
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “Annie you’re a lightning bolt” is the first single from Billy Peake’s debut solo album, Manic Waves. Written for his daughter, the track glows with tenderness and hope while also confronting misogyny. The song kicks off with a fuzzy bass line and builds into an optimistic anthem.
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Broncos – “Lover”
Country: UK
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: Their most focused and visceral work to date. ‘Lover’ is a ravaging 2 minutes 45 seconds that balances post-hardcore screams from Cameron and Michael, Shane’s more angelic soaring vocals, pummelling rhythms and a neck snapping stadium moving chorus. It’s a more complex sound than previous, fully exploring the post-hardcore spectrum and incorporating subtle synths to help add depth and dimension to their sound. Lyrically ‘Lover’ addresses the push pull duality in a relationship, the ambiguity that can surround a situationship juxtaposed against the desire for something deeper and more meaning, while protecting yourself in the face of potential/inevitable heart break.
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Great Mistakes – “Getaway”
Country: Canada
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “Some days, adult life in this modern society can just drive a person crazy. This is a dream, or a fairytale of sort, about running away from the trappings of today’s insanity with your partner (in crime) to a place without all the trappings, troubles, debts, and politics we’ve become all too accustomed to.”
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J.U.G. – “Psychic Warfare”
Country: US
Genre: Skate Punk
Words From the Artist/PR: Urgent, unflinching, and built for the pit, Psychic Warfare captures the chaos of the moment in a short but punishing burst of hardcore energy.
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Speaker Girl – “Paper Thin”
Country: US
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “The lyrics were initially created as nothing literal – just trying to write a desperate love song. But they began relating to our lives as time passed. Now it feels like we wrote about the future. “
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The Bohemes – “Up The Modern World!”
Country: Netherlands
Genre: Indie Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: Up the Modern World! was previously released by the band in an earlier line-up and wasn’t originally intended to be part of the upcoming album. But after some insistence from the band members themselves, the track was re-recorded especially for the record.“The single has never left our setlist and is always the one that gets sung along the loudest at our shows. Plus, its theme—alienation in a post-9/11 world—just doesn’t seem to lose any of its relevance.”
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Ash Red – “DB Cooper”
Country: Ireland
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “db cooper was a guy who highjacked a plane and never got caught. he never faced any sort of justice and his whereabouts are unknown. the song is about someone who takes too many drugs and drinks too much, is promiscuous, and like DB cooper, never faces the consequence of his recklessness”
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