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Wild Oceans – “Bloodbath”
Country: UK
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “Recorded by legendary producer John Cornfield (Oasis/Muse/Supergrass/Stone Roses) at the iconic Sawmills Studio, BLOODBATH is a driving, emotive alt-rock banger which leaps out of the speakers and grabs the listener by the scruff of the neck. Lyrically, it’s a tale a lot of us can identify with – the story of a deceitful lover you keep giving a second chance even though deep down you know they’ll never change – the lyrics and the vocal performance combine perfectly, harnessing the emotion and tension of the song.”
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PHWOAR – “So Much Better”
Country: UK
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “PHWOAR return with this energetic, wry take on the marketing-clad, false positive social media universe. So Much Better explores the ways that the internet controls our habits, our likes, our attention and, ultimately, our buying power. This alternative indie rock song is a growling freight train of energetic refrains, catchy hooks, and snarling self-awareness.”
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Floodhounds – “Black & Blue”
Country: UK
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: ““Black & Blue is a song about being floored by an emotional hit you didn’t see coming. The feeling of being knocked back and left reeling, when you can’t quite make sense of what’s just happened. The lyrics circle around that frustration, asking why you feel so defeated but not really getting an answer. It’s the sound of grappling with someone else’s impact on you, that sense of being bruised in the aftermath but still running on adrenaline.”
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Human Intrusion – “Collider”
Country: Australia
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “The project of Lewis O’Brien and Penny Walker-Keefe, Human Intrusion has been built on a steady diet of 80s post-punk, new wave, and 90s alternative music. However, the influence of contemporary psych and indie also weaves itself through the project. The result is a sound that is rooted in the past yet boldly forward-thinking.”
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Kramies – “Perfectly Dreadful”
Country: US
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “Kramies opens his new record with “Perfectly Dreadful” — a short, cinematic intro that immediately pulls listeners into an eerie fairytale world. Clocking in at just 1 minute and 50 seconds, the track features haunting piano melodies, sweeping orchestral strings, and an unsettling beauty reminiscent of a Tim Burton film. Like a modern lullaby with roots in the Brothers Grimm, “Perfectly Dreadful” sets the stage for what’s to come — mysterious, magical, and unmistakably Kramies.”
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The Sun Harmonic – “Glory Days”
Country: Canada
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “This is the second single from the upcoming full-length LP and 7th studio album by the Canadian trio. It is a driving anthemic rock and roll song about the struggles and triumphs of life, whether your best days are behind you or happening right now. The song was first written in a furniture delivery van, daydreaming about the glory days. This song resonates loudly now, especially after being recorded during a global pandemic. Glory Days was recorded live-off-the-floor in the studio to capture the raw energy and spirit of the band’s punk and hard rock influences.”
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Luke MacRoberts – “The Lost Boys”
Country: US
Genre: Indie Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “The single, The Lost Boys, is a darkly alluring electro-pop track that recalls Depeche Mode and MGMT. It’s a look back on the formative effects of a reckless adolescence. There is sort a bad boy nostalgia permeating memories of drinking ‘40s, first-band bravado, hanging out near railroad tracks, and graffiti writing. The opening lyrics exude an anthemic sense of purpose. MacRoberts sings: Flatten pennies on the tracks/Smell the trash mixed with the fresh cut grass/Write my name up on the wall/Yea I know, the cool kids have fun/But they don’t get to have it all. “This song is about how the uncompromising person that you decide to be in childhood sets the stage for the person you become as an adult,” MacRoberts says.
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Moth – “BLOOD BOILS”
Country: UK
Genre: Punk
Words From the Artist/PR: “Our fourth song and title track to our new EP. Grassroots, self funded”
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ZDAN – “hell no!”
Country: US
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: Singer, songwriter, and producer Brandy ZDAN has shared a new single, “hell no,” calling it “a rallying call for the unapologetic.” The new project sees the artist ditching her first name and embracing ZDAN as her proper alt-rock moniker: comfortably liberated in muscular guitar solos and thick grooves of vintage rock ‘n’ roll. “It’s me separating my identity as an artist and producer from who I am as a person. But mainly, it’s about breaking down the barriers of gender and genre,” she explains. “People expected me to be a feminine singer-songwriter – which I am, but often not in the ways they assume. I wanted to broaden that to reflect how I sound on this record, the fact it’s a band project, and give myself the freedom to do whatever I want.”
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Ryan Mitchell – “MY VERY OWN DISEASE”
Country: US
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “This is a guitar/lyric-driven rock track about chasing highs through substances, only to realize they leave you empty. It captures the loneliness and “terminal uniqueness” of addiction.”
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