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Aura Bora – “I Wanna”
Country: US
Genre: Indie Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: The chugging, sing-song breakup anthem — and lead single — I Wanna follows, a finger in the eye to any exes who try to change you. According to Liwanag, it’s “a mission statement for how I plan to project my life forward. The things that I want to see out of my future.” And if the lyrics are any indication, that future does not include any bullshit.
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REFLEKTA – “What It Means”
Country: Australia
Genre: Pop Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: This is the second single from REFLEKTA. A contrast to the first single, Ricky Polly, this song has an upbeat punchy verse, leading to a rocky chorus with an awesome vocal hook and lead guitar lick that you’ll be humming for days. Still very much Oasis inspired but some cheek in the verses giving a different and contrasting energy.
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Erie Choir – “Bad Luck”
Country: US
Genre: Indie Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “Vices tighten become habits.” Bad Luck is a song about addiction, loss, and ultimately forgiveness. The second single from Erie Choir’s third album reverses the classic quiet verse/loud chorus formula, with ringing guitars reminiscent of Hepler and Roehrig’s previous band, Sorry About Dresden, giving way to restraint and introspection. The song features fellow Saddle Creek alum Tim Kasher (Cursive, the Good Life).
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EileenNoise – “Wrong Turn”
Country: Italy
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: This track is about bad choices, crooked trails, and the weight of regret that still burns inside. For anyone who has ever lost their way, stumbled down the wrong road, or carried scars from decisions that can’t be undone, this one speaks your truth.
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Black Suit Youth – “Rattled”
Country: US
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “This one is for all the spooky season kids of any age. But it works on a fine summer night as well. Part Ramones, part Rolling Stones, but all Black Suit Youth! This one is just three cords and the truth! Existential dread never sound it’s so poppy and fun!”
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Rudy Nuño – “Sirens”
Country: US
Genre: Punk
Words From the Artist/PR: “Sirens” by Rudy Nuño is a powerful, street-level anthem that captures the tension and beauty of everyday life. Produced by Kevin Bivona of The Interrupters, the track blends raw punk energy with melodic intensity, driven by urgent guitars and a pulsing rhythm. Lyrically, it’s a reflection on struggle, resilience, and finding hope amid the noise — the “sirens” symbolizing both danger and the call to rise above it. Gritty, heartfelt, and cinematic, “Sirens” stands as Rudy’s boldest statement yet.
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Dylan Forshner – “It Ain’t So Bad”
Country: Canada
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “This song the guitar is tuned to Drop C# and takes inspiration from some of my favourite bands from the 90’s/2000’s. The quiet loud dynamic is reminiscent of the Seattle grunge era but overall it’s an alt rock tune about how life ain’t so bad anymore as I started to overcome difficult times. Unique and playful sound/style with the guitar, bass and drums.”
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ENDRID – “Wendigo”
Country: US
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: ENDRID’s debut single Wendigo draws from the Native American legend, often depicted as a relentless, ravenous creature. Beneath the folklore, Wendigo is a reflection of isolation and the deliberate dive into one’s own darkness to find the strength to face something greater. Across shifting walls of sound, the song moves between two voices: the human narrator and the monster, each revealing uncomfortable truths about the other. It’s music that invites both headbanging and quiet reckoning, all in the same breath.
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Asian Cowboy – “Anomaly”
Country: Sweden
Genre: Garage Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: There are places the maps barely bother with. Cold stretches of timber and silence, thousands of square miles wrested into use by stubborn men and women since the stone age. Forests breached, mountains climbed, rapids overcome by ragged ingenuity. Towns raised and abandoned in man’s restless search of easier money. All of it flattened into a single, mostly green page, sliced through by thin, jagged gashes of road. They call it the inland. Inlandet. A frostbitten expanse that shapes the sound as much as the people. A land of distance, hunger, abandonment. Where nothing lasts for long but the wind in the trees. That same restless current runs through Asian Cowboy. They cut close to the bone, without sermon nor disguise. They let you know what to expect, like a bomb with the wires left exposed.
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Big Fright – “Ovary”
Country: UK
Genre: Garage Punk
Words From the Artist/PR: Ovary confronts the feminine struggle for bodily autonomy, wrapped in biting metaphors and delivered with sweet-but-scathing garage-punk energy. This is a dish-smashing anthem — fem-core anxiety rock at its most urgent.
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