Discover new alternative, indie, and rock bands and new songs every month – featuring artists like Yard of Blondes • Geography of the Moon • Penny Mob • The Wheel Workers • Samuel Brooks • Valarie Hill • Rebel Kicks • Monster Boy Lives
The Wave Cowboys are calling upon to violently glide through the motions of nature – featuring artists like The Dead Rocks • Lost Acapulco • Laika & The Cosmonauts • Aqualads • The Avalanches • Dick Dale • Messer Chups • Rocky Velvet
Songs to rock out to on a Copper Mountain ski lift with Dirty Snowman Society. Featuring artists like: Third Eye Blind • The Lumineers • lit • Nine Inch Nails • NEEDTOBREATHE • Dirty Snowman Society • Greta van Fleet • Weezer • Foo Fighters • Incubus • Dire Straits • Muse • Sugar Ray • Rage Against The Machine • The Rolling Stones • David Bowie • Cream • Sublime • Black Sabbath • Pink Floyd • Led Zeppelin
Three minutes of upbeat skate punk to remind us that democracy is under threat as the rich get richer while the masses are sometimes forced to choose between food and medicine…
Lively LA ska punks The Interrupters are calling for greater unity at a time of great division. And their song even contains a few specifics about how we might get there. Unfortunately, it’s going to require a bit of sacrifice, so, you know, just scroll on by if that’s going to be too hard…
So Pretty are a DIY feminist punk rock band from Chicago who not only make a fabulous raucous noise but are also community activists in their own right, creating their own arts space for women and trans individuals.
When Neurotics frontman Steve Drewett wrote this song for the 1986 mini-album Repercussions, its chief target was the South African apartheid regime and thankfully that has long since been overturned. But every other point of reference in this rallying cry against inaction sounds depressingly contemporary. “Why are you so quiet?” Drewett asks in the chorus, “when these are fighting times?”