Wallice delivered a passionate, heartfelt, and playful performance that encouraged a lively audience to dance and sing along.
Soccer Mommy balances moments of dreamy vulnerability and slowness with heavier, thicker, more intense indie rock sounds to create the perfect setlist.
Squirrel Flower celebrates 10 years of music by hosting two intimate shows in a hidden space above Metro in Chicago, IL on Feb. 2, 2025.
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Divinations is a dreamy, clever and addictive work of art from the Paris-based three-piece.
“Stay” with galdive and RINI, just for a little while.
Single cover for Kevin Atwater’s “the cage” preceding his debut album Achilles out March 7th.
Dublin band Inhaler returns with their third studio album, Open Wide, bringing in a daring new era of sonic exploration and experimentation. While venturing into new territory, it still feels every bit like Inhaler.
Abby Powledge’s self drawn cover art for new single “forgive”
EUSEXUA follows the scary, liberating and needed pursuit of the pinnacle of human experience through 11 sonic pillars, with each differing thematically and emotionally to deliver a vivid snapshot of the singer’s own journey forward.
Feast your ears on Sofia Isella’s distinctive rock-pop-classical blend in her new single “Dog’s Dinner.”
When the world needed him most, Djo returned.
Hannah Wicklund drops the live recording of “Witness” from her upcoming album ‘Live at the Troubadour.’
With this record, Flipturn has proven that they have staying power. It balances the tightrope that arguably all music must, but especially sophomore albums, in that it simultaneously cements their signature sound while still providing new and exciting elements.
The latest EP is charming and groovy, yet reflective and reminiscent of early to mid-2000s hit albums, but with a rock and roll twist.
Cece Coakley’s new EP ‘Soft Again’ feels like a familiar friend. Full of gratitude and love, she wraps her listeners into a tender embrace.
REVIEWS
Dive deep into the heart of indie, alternative, and rock music and go Off The Record. Volume 4 out now.
MUSIC EXTRAS
Here are four famous musicians from New England and how they have impacted the music industry
While the Grammys are known for their snubs and surprises come award night, here are Off the Record’s predictions for who will take home those golden trophies this year.
Iconic Cult Classic Indie Songs That Defined Our Generation and Will Keep Showing Up in Our Lives
Featuring music from Stevie Ray Vaughan to Hermanos Gutiérrez, enjoy these 12 instrumental tracks during this reflective beginning to the new year.
FESTIVALS
Hopeless Records brought historical relics (to tour around the country soon) to the perfect test crowd, the When We Were Young Fest attendees eager to consume every element from artists performing in the festival and adjacent.
Daisy Grenade on what it means to be a woman in the punk scene.
INTERVIEWS
Santa Cruz band Trestles sat down and answered questions about their new music, influences, and playing live shows.
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