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Still Deciding – “Smoke”
Country: US
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: Singer/lyricist Stellan was in his zero-period PE class on January 7th when he first saw the towering wall of smoke on the horizon, signaling the beginning of the Los Angeles area wildfires that would eventually destroy The Palisades and Altedena areas. “Smoke” chronicles his experience of those days in early January, sometimes literally and sometimes through a metaphorical lens – viewing the fire and devastation of those times as a metaphor for life.
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Phil The Band – “She’s A Brat”
Country: US
Genre: Punk
Words From the Artist/PR: “This is the first single off our debut LP coming out summer 2026.”
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Wild Oceans – “The Fear”
Country: UK
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: Third single from UK indie rock band Wild Oceans, The Fear is an upbeat and life affirming track about facing into, dealing with and overcoming adversity.
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Poor Bambi – “This One Is For Free”
Country: Norway
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: Written as a homage to the British punk scene, the song is inspired by real-life events from the singer’s study years in London. Built around British slang, sneering vocals and nasty guitars, it’s the most playful and sarcastic track on the album. Fast, loud, and cheeky, the track reads as a raw, intrusive internal monologue, channeling punk energy and dark humour into taking the self-important down a peg. Lyrically, it targets a familiar type: someone who burns through money they don’t have, drinks far too much, and struts around like a self-made upper-class “toff” while everything beneath the surface slowly unravels.
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Diode – “Believe It Or Not”
Country: Canada
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: Believe It or Not is an upbeat, alternative rock song about being stuck in an information bias on social media. The whole sound is created from a single bass guitar over a commanding drum track, and led by layers of vocal harmonies. It starts right off with a strong hook and doesn’t let up. The vocal harmony takes it a step further in the interlude and adds even more dynamics and contrast.
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Sick-Days – “Perfect Headache”
Country: UK
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: Perfect Headache opens like a raw, jagged surge of grunge – a hungover morning wrapped in distortion, dissonance and dizziness. Midway, it drifts into a dreamy shoegaze chord progression, a swirling hypnotic counterpoint that softens the edges but never loses the bitter aching pulse of grunge. The song is a day lived on the edge; waking up exhausted, moving through the blur of a loud gig, drinking again, and feeling the relentless throb of sound and indulgence.
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Gernz – “Like A Dobberman”
Country: Australia
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “”Like a Dobberman” is a high energy, Ausrock Banga from Gernz. This song is about a man and his dog, with an absolute earworm of a riff!”
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Those Fucking Snowflakes – “Red Bleeds Into Blue”
Country: UK
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “Red Bleeds Into Blue explores how the current Labour Party’s attempt to shift rightwards — in a transparent effort to ape Reform — is backfiring in the worst possible way. We no longer have a clear political choice between a party that exists for the many and one intent on grinding the poor and vulnerable down to nothing. Instead, we’re left choosing between Bigot and Diet Bigot (now available in bitter gammon flavour). Same taste — just a slightly different amount of shit.”
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Thomas Druxbury and New Mother Nature – “Istanbul”
Country: Canada
Genre: Garage Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “I wrote the song when I was living abroad and feeling homesick,” Duxbury explains. “Before I left for Scotland, I was standing in my driveway talking with my buddy Bruce – who plays keys on this track/bass with us live – and we chatted about potentially doing a trip to Istanbul while I was in Europe. That’s where the line I’m leaving but my heart’s still full, I can’t wait to see you in Istanbul came from. Fast forward about a month – I’m sitting in my dorm room with my guitar, playing what eventually became the riff for this song. I’m writing some words about being alone, feeling away from home… but I can’t find a chorus. Then that memory of the driveway comes to me and I think, ‘that’s the line.’”
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TeethOut – “Friend of a Friend”
Country: Canada
Genre: Skate Punk
Words From the Artist/PR: This song is about those fleeting connections, the “almost” moments that never become anything but still stick with you. It’s funny, a little bittersweet, and totally relatable. It’s about wondering what could’ve been if life had lined up differently.
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