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NeuroTidal – “Bluefish”
Country: Germany
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “NeuroTidal’s second track Bluefish is an emotional descent into the depths of longing and inner turmoil. Blending hauntingly calm melodies with raw, cathartic screams, the song captures the struggle between seeking escape and confronting an inescapable reality. With lyrics reflecting isolation and a desperate search for relief, it delivers a powerful journey through shadowed thoughts and fractured emotions—where the line between refuge and no return begins to blur.”
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Cleo Handler – “maybe you’ve noticed”
Country: US
Genre: Indie Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “This song is about the feeling that you can’t really miss someone if they never showed their true self to you. And maybe there wasn’t even much of a true self to show.”
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Dog Gone – “Western Downtown”
Country: Canada
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “Seasonal depression, isolation, self reflection and a catchy hook. Dog Gone hones in on a cathartic, Midwest emo inspired sound on their newest single, Western Downtown. Set in the rainy winter streets of Vancouver, BC, the song opens to a slow building instrumental with layered guitars and sax. The punchy, riff driven chorus & metal inspired solo drive the story along, and the reverb heavy outro offers a freeing release. “
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Order of the Crow – “Crystal Mirrors”
Country: US
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “Crystal Mirrors is a reflection on the “dark night of the soul”.. the moments in time where we can remove the mask we put on for the world and expose our true face. The one that no one knows except for us. Songwriter and leader of Order of the Crow, Chris Kreutz created the initial idea and melody during the aftermath of a period of loss. An old slightly out of tune upright piano was added to create more of a visceral “haunted mansion” feel. The vision is then completed with powerful vocal melodies and lyrics. Reminiscing on the life he once had, but a reflection of strength in letting go and moving on.”
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Sneaky Mustard – “Aftermath”
Country: Greece
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “post break up. rough but melodic. touch of weirdness at times. big chorus with an ending climax that will give you the chills.”
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Dead In Love – “Devil On The Floor”
Country: Sweden
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “It’s the first single from our upcoming EP. Devil On THe Floor is all about dark moods, such as anxiety, panic and depression.”
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Gallnon – “Sympathy”
Country: Brazil
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “In “Sympathy,” Gallnon presents a deep reflection on the challenges of modern life, emotional disconnection, and the search for true empathy. With influences from classic indie rock and atmospheric soundscapes, the track blends sincere, introspective lyrics with an engaging melody.”
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Marionette – “You Always Come First”
Country: UK
Genre: Indie Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “Hailing from the heart of South Wales, Marionette is an indie alternative rock band that weaves together the sharp, melodic sensibilities of The Strokes, the eclectic flair of Mini Mansions, and the Brit-pop cool of Blur. Originally founded as a covers band by two childhood friends, Marionette has evolved into a powerful four-piece, crafting original music that resonates with the energy and authenticity of the modern rock scene.”
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Soraia – “So Holy”
Country: US
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “The single, So Holy, struts along with garage-punk guitar riffs, snarling vocals, catchy guitar leads, and a rubbery, Pixies-styled bassline. The song lashes out at those stuffy and judgmental types who use religion or some social-construct of morality to position themselves in a place of superiority. “A lot of people think they’re better than others because of religion or where they grew up. This is a song about being tired of listening to that garbage,” Mansour says.”
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Watch Your Tone – “Just A Prank”
Country: US
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “A perfect companion piece for the practical joker, this silly punk song is about doing outrageous shenanigans. Released along with a music video on April Fool’s Day, Watch Your Tone tells the story of a friendship tested by ever-increasing acts of malice and prankery.”
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