From the sound of things, there is a lot of beautiful music cooking around the campfire at Armoires H.Q.. Their latest single, “Music & Animals,” showcases what they do best, making happy music for happy people.
This one almost slid by our ears having been released on December 23, at the height of the holiday frenzy. Stay tuned for more from one of the best Power Pop bands in the game today matriculating on Big Stir records.
There is a touch of John Mellencamp as well as The Replacements and plenty of Tom Petty in the DNA of Bill Lloyd and his latest record, Look Into It.
With point-forward storytelling and middle America every man themes, there is a lot to like with his latest single, “This Ain’t My Parade.”
The second single from the upcoming release It Leads To Us, this prog-adjacent band will soothe the soul of prog lovers and prog naysayers alike.
Following in the footsteps of Greta Van Fleet, Midlands rockers Jayler are barely enough to drive yet they can lay down 70’s rock riffs with the best of them. Led Zeppelin, Van Halen, and the more contemporary Rival Sons all come to the minds ear on this over the top single.
Some sort of intoxicating hybrid of Marc Bolan, Ty Segall, and Jack Sparrow, Troy Redfern jumps out of the gate strong.
An eclectic playlist that spans the decades of the best of Chilean Rock. Featured artists include Senor Coconut, The Blue Splendor, Ramblers, and Luis Dimas. Standard playlist rules apply.
With the new record, Prelude to Ecstasy, scheduled for a February 2 release, this all female five-piece led by singer Abigail Morris is set to create some major buzz in 2024.
Think Florence and the Machine with a dose of Natalie Merchant.
The first single from the supergroup fronted by Oasis’ Liam Gallagher and Stone Roses guitarist John Squire.
With rumors of a potential collaboration swirling following an appearance on stage by Squire at Knebworth in 2022 during Gallagher’s set playing on the Oasis Classic “Champagne Supernova,” it looks like a proper record from these Indie stalwarts will be hitting the ear-waves later in the year.
The new record Three Bells, the follow-up to 2022’s Hello High, is scheduled for release on the Drag City label on January 26.
Put Hannah Wicklund on your scorecard as one to watch in 2024 if her 2023 E.P. is any indication.
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