Listen to the title track below The post Arlie Announces New Album SOMEONE YOU CAN BELIEVE IN Out Dec. 12th via SoundOn appeared first on Rock and Roll Globe.| Rock and Roll Globe
New album, Avoid Attach, out Sept. 26 The post WATCH: Swoll Shares ‘Do You Know What’s Changed?’ appeared first on Rock and Roll Globe.| Rock and Roll Globe
Oasis may not have made it to Seattle, Washington. But Jonathan Fickes, doing business as A View of Earth from the Moon, creates a similar kind of maximum| Rock and Roll Globe
On July 25, Third Man Records released a really cool deluxe edition of Mic City Sons, the third and final album from Portland, Oregon indie greats| Rock and Roll Globe
Listening to Galaxie 500’s seminal 1989 dream pop album On Fire, one can’t exactly hear that singer-guitarist Dean Wareham would find the sweet spot| Rock and Roll Globe
This Friday, the Columbus, Ohio indie rock collective Moviola will unveil their 11th LP in 30 years, called Earthbound. Its release falls on the same| Rock and Roll Globe
This Is Not An ExitOn January 24, indie rock band The Backfires released their debut album, “This Is Not An Exit.” With 10 songs creating a runtime of 30 minutes, the band proves quality over| The Lance
Completing a mystical trilogy of EPs Piney Gir has released Cosmic Upside Down, a sultry Country-infused indie pop collection that closes the circle wonderfully| popoptica
London dreampop band Mannequin Flowers release their emotional and ethereal debut single Heartbeat, establishing themselves as ones to keep an ear on| popoptica
John Dwyer of Oh Sees discusses "Sorks 80," an album blending childhood influences, jazz instrumentation, and themes of trust and betrayal.| Retrofuturista
Magon’s indie rock, inspired by the Pixies and Lou Reed, shifts from Israel to Costa Rica, influencing his evolving raw sound.| Retrofuturista
Pulsars is a new wave/indie rock band from Chicago, Illinois, formed by brothers Dave and Harry Trumfio in the mid-1990s. The band gained attention with their| Retrofuturista
The year is 1999 and a previously unknown band from Texas has an unlikely hit on their hands. Sixpence None| Rambling Ever On
