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Berlin fuzz-punk band Trash Pillow have dropped a new single and video, “Eyes On Us (It’s the Sound of a Drone),” as well as their EP RAW, released January 23, 2026. The track arrives as a sharp, confrontational statement, pairing jagged noise with a clear political focus.

“Eyes On Us” tackles the double edge of modern drone technology. On one side are surveillan...


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Hunki Dori is an instrumental project shaped by epic minimalism, building vast, colorful worlds from looping foundations that feel capable of spinning on forever. Layers of sound stack and shift, letting familiar motifs recombine into new shapes while the warm, saturated arrangements stay alive with motion. Voices drift through as texture rather than narrative, o...


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Los Angeles band The Pretty Flowers have announced their new album Never Felt Bitter, due out March 27 via Chicago’s Forge Again Records. Alongside the announcement, the band have released the lead single “Came Back Kicking,” now streaming on all major platforms.

“Came Back Kicking” sets the tone for the record with a direct, open sound built around ringing guita...


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Massachusetts alternative rock band Jennifer Tefft & The Strange have released their new single “A Little More,” a brooding and emotionally charged track that leans into desire, imbalance, and the quiet tension of wanting more than you’re given. The song follows the band’s recent cover of The Lumineers’ “Salt and the Sea” and marks a sharper, more ominous turn in their so...


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Adrienne Howls has never stayed in one lane. Before launching The Coyote Club, she led a previous musical project that moved through retro rock, electronica, devotional songs, trip hop, avant-garde sounds, and indie pop. Raised in a Dutch-American family of classical musicians in Austin, Texas, she grew up studying music with care and discipline...


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