Here’s another blazing indie rock genre-bending and blending playlist of new singles from indie bands across the U.S. and a…
Author: Rick Sosa
Graduate of the University of Michigan. Music is the language that unites us and helps us understand one another as well as share the amazing gifts that music, sounds, nature, and human experiences provide us.In my free time away from the regular day time, I write and participant in Climate Change activism because I want my children and grandchildren to have a fighting chance for the disasters that lie ahead. Another reason we need music.
San Diego Band The Mulroys Drop New Single, “The Signs”
California indie rock band The Mulroys (formerly Rollers) are back with a new advanced single, “The Signs,” from their upcoming…
Album Review: Kaleidoscope Dream’s Impressive Genre-Mixing Debut E.P.
Not long after returning to his North Carolina roots from a number of years drumming with bands out west, native…
Album Review: The Figurants’ Lo-Fi Alt. Rock-Pop L.P., ‘Indoor Words’
Seattle indie/alt rock band The Figurants have been featured in the past on IRC thanks to the band’s decidedly melodic,…
Album Review: Thomas Charlie Pedersen’s ‘Daylight Savings Hour’
Singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Thomas Charlie Pedersen of the Danish indie/alt. rock band Vinyl Floor, recently dropped his second solo album,…
Radar Love: Nashville’s Damned Rivers
Recently, the Nashville-based DIY band Damned Rivers released their 12-track Americana folk-rock debut album. The album, The Pugilist, is a…
IRC’s Top Indie Albums of 2019, Vol. II: The Lighthouse Commission
The Lighthouse Commission’s debut album, Angels & Aliens, is one the first in a series of DIY/indie/alt albums of 2019…
Album Review: Summer Colds’ ‘Here Comes Nothing’
It has been a big year for Ashland, Oregon indie rock/power pop trio Summer Colds. The increasingly popular band dropped…
New Single from Woodstock Musician Paul Vernet
Paul Vernet is a seasoned rocker as well as a new-century indie musician. He is not a classic rock troubadour…
Album Review: Richard Shirk’s ‘Arcadia’
Before you agree that streaming music killed the cult band, consider the strange tales spun in song by Oakland songwriter,…
Creepy New Music Video ‘Dust & Bones’ from Portland Musician Empire of Gold
Portland musician Empire of Gold (EoG) has dropped a new dark, creepy, horror film-like new music video for his slow-burning…
Arcade Fire Celebrates 15th Anniversary of the Landmark LP, ‘Funeral’
It’s hard to believe that Canada’s Arcade Fire released their breakthrough album, Funeral, 15 years ago this week. The album…