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Niro Knox – “Bad Times”
Country: UK
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist: “Bad Times is talking about hardship and how feeling love inside ourselves for ourselves makes us go through the tough times”
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Off Judy – “Under The Weather”
Country: New Zealand
Genre: Indie Rock
Words From PR: ‘Under The Weather’ is the exhilarating new track that showcases Off Judy’s fusion of sun-kissed punk and invigorating surf shack anthems. The song effortlessly combines infectious melodies with euphoric energy, creating a proverbial earworm. ‘Under The Weather’ has their punk roots shining through with a raw rock foundation that bursts with chant-worthy chorus. Masterfully, they have found a sweet spot between a palatable indie rock bop and a punk-laden belter.
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Kodiak Arcade – “Time Waits For No One”
Country: Canada
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From PR: Over the past 15 years, Graeme Cornies has been lucky enough to work with his writing partners at Voodoo Highway Music and Post on more than 40 TV shows and has contributed to more than 1000 episodes of television. He has two solo projects; Graeme releases electronic-pop music under the moniker Kodiak Arcade and neo-classical music under the banner Cabin Fever Orchestra. “Time Waits For No One” is about rising to the challenges of our lives willingly, knowing that the cycle of trying, failing and trying again leads to personal growth as long as the trying doesn’t crush us. Graeme wanted to make an anthemic track about fostering personal resilience and about how, like ourselves, many things in nature need to be stressed to improve and grow – from our muscle fibers, to our immune systems, to the hardening of plants fighting the elements, this seems to be a truism – and our own lives are no exception to the general rule. Nature and circumstance routinely say “take this” and it is up to do something useful with the tension that’s dealt to us.
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Dime Store Riot – “Coldest Winter”
Country: US
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From PR: Debut song from a powerhouse band in Tulsa, OK, comprised of members of other well-known original rock bands. The band’s sound and this single are a blend of vintage and modern vibes.
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EG Vines – “Over The Sun”
Country: US
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist: Vines’ new single “Over the Sun” debuted this week via New Noise Magazine. Anthemic, propulsive and hook-heavy, the song expertly translates the best of Y2K-era alternative rock and emo to the present moment, while exploring the disconnectedness of failing relationships.
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Elm Tree Circle – “Bae”
Country: Germany
Genre: Punk
Words From PR: This self-deprecating anthem tackles imposter syndrome and the fear of not measuring up in relationships. The lyrics humorously express the singer’s feelings of inadequacy, comparing themselves to a weirdo who’s not in the same league as their crush. It’s a catchy and relatable song that captures the struggle of feeling unworthy while admiring someone who seems way above. New Album “A Nightmare” in 2024 on KROD Records.
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Pot Is Drugs – “How To Talk To Girls”
Country: Canada
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist: How To Talk To Girls is an anthem for the awkward. It is a song about embracing your awkwardness and anxiety because talking to girls, boys, non-binary, trans people, or whoever you’re into is hard!
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Hibernator – “Pillow Talk”
Country: US
Genre: Pop Rock
Words From the Artist: “Pillow Talk about the day dream of love. Imagining falling for someone you just met. dreaming of the lust between new relationships.”
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Bitchin’ Hour – “Tooth And Nail”
Country: UK
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist: Returning to the scene in their new villain era , Bitchin’ Hour offer up an oprisoners take on what it’s like to be a women simply walking down the street. They stand for every person who has ever feared walking home, who has ever pretended to be on the phone to stop someone talking to them and for every person who has held their keys in between their fingers in this brutally honest track.
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The Pairs – “Asleep”
Country: Canada
Genre: Folk
Words From the Artist: “Asleep is about sleeping in. And not the blissful, cozy type of sleeping in. The type that makes you feel like the whole world is moving along and you’re being left behind. A potentially relatable song born out of the beginning of the pandemic, It’s about still wanting to matter and to care about showing up, but at the same time, just wanting to sleep.”
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Silvertone Hills – “WDYTMF”
Country: Canada
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From PR: “WDYTMF” is the second single from their upcoming debut LP, Limits. This collection of songs represents Silvertone Hills’ most eclectic material. Set for release this October, the band are not so patiently queueing up fresh electric melodies for the rock masses. It starts with a Keith Richards-y riff. Once the dirty feel was established the spitty, call-out lyrics came naturally. Then the bridge slows down and gives you a glimpse of calm euphoria, only to have the guitars smack it away. During the writing process, frontman Liam O’Sullivan shouted “What do you take me for?!” as a placeholder on top of the guitar riff, which directed the whole lyrical theme and title. The song is bright, aggressive and up-front, so you feel the spit coming off O’Sullivan as he belts it.
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Ringfinger – “An Apparition”
Country: Canada
Genre: Post-Punk
Words From PR: An upbeat, introspective gothic track, “An Apparition” is Ringfinger’s final single before the release of our debut album “In A Black Frame,” this fall. Featuring a driving bassline and drum machines, ethereal guitars and synths, a sing-along chorus, and a tragic romantic spoken word verse delivered by bassist/vocalist Hannah Dow-Kenny, An Apparition takes Ringfinger into new territory along familiar roads. This track is accompanied by a music video directed by Marcel Lafonde.
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