Hailed by Alternative Press as the “…glorious love child of Joan Jett & Kurt Cobain,” theWorst has been on a meteoric rise since their inception. Led by bandleader and true survivor, Brooke Binion, the band has gained a reputation as…
Pete Mancini has a something of a niche in spinning suburban ennui into wistful Americana. Mancini, who hails from deep Queens (not Long Island, as I had previous posted; I deeply apologize for this oversight), is a kindred spirit of…
A timeless melody emerging from their indie country pulse is where listeners will find The Land League, the performance alias of Irish Canadian brothers Ciaran and Jesse Scanlon. The duo began writing during the early months of 2020. Faced with…
20-year-old alternative hip hop and folk artist, Lillian Blue Makin returns with their first single of the year “Nicotine”, ahead of their debut Album, “Primary Language”, to follow in spring of 2022. Co-produced and co-written by Kieran Cousins and Lillian…
Ash & Eric (formerly The Promise is Hope) have never shied away from life’s hard edges. Hailing from the gritty heart of the Industrial Revolution — Worcester, Massachusetts — the two find consolation in discovering beauty from the challenges of…
Welcome back to Adobe & Teardrops! This is the second to last episode of the podcast (for real this time) but don’t worry — I have an exciting project planned. In the meantime, we’re running with another round of Jewish…
Indie rock group Clementine Was Right is the songwriting project led by Denver-based poet and fiction writer Mike Young who is preparing to release Can’t Get Right With the Darkness, the band’s sophomore LP offering. Chronicling years of uprooting — from Northern California to New…
“Born to Break” is taken from The Grand Southern’s new album Don’t Say Anything, out on 3 The band says of the album, “There’s a great wealth of musicianship in Los Angeles and in our community, bringing our songs into the…