Category: Indie Vibes
DownTown Mystic – Mystic Highway Road Trip EP
DownTown Mystic is the alter ego of American rocker Robert Allen, a project built around vintage-yet-modern rock with an obsession for old-school recording and a remarkable track record in sync licensing. The Mystic Highway Road Trip EP drops July 10, 2026, and here is everything we know so far.
The Black Plague Doctors – DYNAMITE! (Audio Cinema)
The Black Plague Doctors are an Atlanta duo of Jo-Fi and St. Gabe who make hip hop that refuses to behave. DYNAMITE! (Audio Cinema), their third studio album, is fourteen tracks conceived as an audio short film following a Hero’s Journey framework, recorded mostly at home, and uninterested in any form of sterile perfection.
VHS PANTY RIOT – KISS KISS CUT CUT EP
VHS PANTY RIOT operates in a specific and deliberate space. The UK-based project draws from the aesthetic language of 1980s horror and VHS culture, blending synthwave with heavier, more confrontational…
Mick J. Clark – Anuther Sunny Hulliday
Mick J. Clark is not the kind of artist who makes music to impress critics. He makes music to connect with people, and the difference between those two goals is…
C’batch – The Vault 3
Stephen H. Cumberbatch has been doing this for a long time. The White Plains, New York-based composer, producer, guitarist, and songwriter co-founded Stevette Music Inc. in 1984 alongside Yvette Cumberbatch,…
Eric Latimer | Presence (Single Review)
Eric Allen Latimer is a Dundee-based artist and songwriter who brings the same restless creative intelligence to his music that he does to his visual work. His background spans fine…
Piftemaen Delivers an Urgent and Deeply Human Warning on ‘2060 or So – Short Version’
Piftemaen is a musician from Stavanger, Norway, and the name itself tells you something about who he is. In the local dialect, piftemann means the man with the whistle, a…
KER Finds the Human Side of War on the Moving New Single ‘Love to You All’
Ker is the musical identity of Barry G.K. Thomson, a Scottish producer and singer-songwriter whose path to music took an unconventional route. He spent most of his professional life working…
Mad Painter – Island Poetry (Album Review/Preview)
Mad Painter’s Island Poetry sounds so convincingly like a lost 1970s hard rock record that you could be forgiven for thinking it was unearthed rather than newly made. Roaring Hammond organ, warm organic drums, David Coverdale-shaded vocals, and a deep love of Deep Purple, Uriah Heep, and Rainbow run through every track. For fans of the golden age of British hard rock, this is a must-hear.
AGAM – The Ascension
AGAM formed in Bangalore in 2003 with a premise that should have been harder to pull off than it turned out to be. Carnatic classical music and progressive rock are…
