New Music

Ooberfuse’s “We Will Overcome” Is The Next ‘Call To Action’ Anthem

In a remarkably familiar, catchy, and easy-to-remember melody, Ooberfuse’s new single “We Will Overcome” speaks about combating injustice and standing tall together. The song’s music video is based in the Philippines, a country known and is prevalent in societal issues as such. There’s utter simplicity in every line yet it’s truly a powerful stance, as

Ooberfuse’s “We Will Overcome” Is The Next ‘Call To Action’ Anthem Read More »

Mind at Ease is a must-listen for anyone who has ever gazed at a sunset and thought, “Yeah. This is it.”

Ted Eckhardt has been at this music thing for a while, but with Mind at Ease, his solo project Peacock Coyote finally arrives like a well-worn leather jacket; timeless, effortlessly cool, and vaguely smelling of nostalgia. If you like The War on Drugs, heartland rock, or just the idea of staring meaningfully out of a

Mind at Ease is a must-listen for anyone who has ever gazed at a sunset and thought, “Yeah. This is it.” Read More »

“Hypothetical Kids” Hypothetically Takes You Back In Time

With no time to waste, the song begins with a nimble beat and a set of chords, with the overall vibe carrying and bringing you with it like a rapid current. Essentially, it talks about missing everything, and the fear of failing to give it all the time of day. The guitar fills in between

“Hypothetical Kids” Hypothetically Takes You Back In Time Read More »

elvira by The Links: the kind of thing you’d put on while staring dramatically out of a train window or wandering the city at night pretending you’re the protagonist in an A24 film

elvira by The Links is a song that, against all odds, has somehow managed to sound like half a dozen of your favorite bands at once while still being its own thing. It’s like someone cracked open the DNA of shoegaze, dreampop, and post-punk revival, rearranged it in a lab, and emerged with something that

elvira by The Links: the kind of thing you’d put on while staring dramatically out of a train window or wandering the city at night pretending you’re the protagonist in an A24 film Read More »