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Hayes Noble's version of indie rock blends the blown-out textures of shoegaze and the energy of punk with catchy songwriting.
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Red Hot & Holy
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This Atlanta group have a unique take on Americana, bridging queer cabaret culture of the 1920s and '30s with punchy contemporary rock.
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How to Socialise & Make Friends
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Even though they sing about injustice and being generally fed up with the male species, Camp Cope play like they’re having the time of their lives.
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Fuzzy Austin trio follow up their first album in 20 years, released in Spring 2015, with a stomping new EP of noisy rock & roll.
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Oakland artist Kevin Nichols blends his love of pop melodies and Nirvana guitar tones on this first single from an upcoming full-length.
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These two singles by Fime live up to the band's self-described "cool ass boy rock" vibe.
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Emotional punk rock with the raw honesty and unvarnished quality of In Utero from Oakland artist Kevin Nichols.
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