From cul-de-sac suburbs to late-night studio sessions, Ed Green built Green Plastic Whistle out of pavement and panic attacks...his sound sits between heartbreak and defiance... fuzzed out guitars....warped melodies...and lyrics that confess without asking forgiveness...

It’s Midwest melancholy...sharpened into something electric.....

Kent Robson Stowe delivers a gothic audio experience built for the ones who still believe in stories told by candlelight....inside this haunted little world...a solitary bookseller spends his days lost among dusty shelves....until his niece arrives....and the whispers begin…

Sat down with Austen Gray, Billy Smolen, and Pat Elwood of Joker’s Republic...three guys who treat ska pop punk like a full contact sport...

They’re fast...loud....and way too clever for their own good...but underneath all that sarcasm is a band that actually gives a damn....

I’ve had Wilfredo on repeat...and his bars don’t hit like bricks...they drift in like feathers...subtle but undeniable....

Straight out of Orlando, Florida...he’s painting tracks like murals....snapshots of faith....moments of perseverance....and portraits that feel lived in and real....

Andrian Sharples of England's Good Grief....isn’t trying to be perfect. He's just trying to be real.....and in a world built on filters....isn't that rebellion enough?

This band drips with the DNA of lo-fi garage grit...early psychedelic ache....and the kind of indie rock that still believes in the power of the basement show.

Fans of alternative riffs, dream pop, and post-rock will find a home in Obscure Spirits. Led by Chicago guitarist/singer Brian Landreth, the project bends distortion, reverb, and vulnerability into music that feels timeless.

In our conversation, we touched on their "Chevelle sounding style", his roots, the process, and the soul behind the sound...