With Bedtime Stories for Computers, Giack Bazz wraps up a three-album trilogy with a fearless dive into the frontier of alternative rock, heavy indie, and electronic experimentation. Conceptually, it’s an album unlike anything out there, pulling together the sounds of two band formations, an orchestra, and even dual choirs—one human and one digital. What emerges is an immersive sonic experience that feels tailor-made for the cyber age—a “lullaby” for the modern world’s screens, one as rich in critique as it is in innovation.

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With It's Christmas Party Time, Mick J. Clark delivers a refreshing twist on the traditional Christmas tune, blending his unique, soft-rock style with holiday warmth and playful experimentation. This song has all the ingredients of a new seasonal classic: cheerful bells and chimes, energetic synths, and a vocal performance that radiates both joy and charm. Clark has set out to make the ultimate Christmas party song, and he lands squarely in the territory of feel-good hits for the season.

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On Petty Life, Juan Ignacio Quesada taps into a deep well of influences—from David Gilmour’s emotive guitar work to ambient soundscapes and sweeping orchestral undertones—crafting a powerful debut EP that breathes life into the progressive rock genre. Sung partly in Spanish and English, the three-track project takes listeners on an emotional journey, balancing lush, cinematic instrumentals with passionate, introspective lyrics. Each song feels like a short film, designed to invoke a reaction beyond just hearing—Quesada aims to make you feel.

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JJ’s Music Retaliation comes back swinging with "You Open My Eye," a single that serves up funky, 80s-infused grooves with a modern twist. From the get-go, this track establishes itself as a wild and unpredictable ride, driven by rugged instrumentation that feels organic yet delightfully polished. The song’s arrangement throws out the rulebook, delivering something refreshingly non-traditional while keeping listeners hooked from start to finish.

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In It’s Hard to Let Go of the Holiday, Robert Hinrichs weaves a lush, nostalgic gem that feels destined to become a seasonal favorite. Recorded in Hinrichs' own home in Lincoln, Nebraska, with an excellent mix by New York’s Dan Malsch, this track pulls listeners into a beautifully intimate and emotional world that’s both universal and deeply personal. Through layered orchestration and delicate choir harmonies, Hinrichs captures the ephemeral beauty of the holiday season, reminding us of the bittersweet ache that comes when it inevitably slips away.

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The latest release from Maystones, Meltdown, solidifies their position as one of the UK’s most dynamic and electrifying rock bands. Following two appearances at the Isle of Wight Festival and a sold-out show at The Water Rats, this Hertfordshire-based alternative rock outfit is no stranger to setting stages ablaze. However, Meltdown marks an artistic evolution for Maystones, delivering on their punky, gritty sound while showcasing an increasingly polished and expansive musicality that captures the heart and raw spirit of rock.

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Emerging from Maryland’s shores to the national stage, Luke Borchelt’s debut album, Every Rain, is an emotional, heart-on-sleeve exploration of life, love, and home. Known for his soulful presence as an opening act on tours for Shaboozey and Medium Build, Borchelt brings his unique blend of heartfelt country and Chesapeake Bay influences into full bloom on this record, marking a significant entry in the world of singer-songwriter music. Here, Borchelt channels his roots and life experiences into a cohesive, intimate album that feels less like a recording and more like a lived memory.

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French singer-songwriter Julien Delaye debuts with Open Air Desertlike Discotheque, an album that merges art rock's reflective, genre-blending world with his distinct sonic footprint. The record’s title alone is an invitation to explore its desert-like expanse—a place where light meets darkness, nostalgia merges with modernity, and danceable grooves hide uneasy undertones. Created as a one-man opus, Delaye's debut showcases his inventive spirit and skillful production, all wrapped in the evocative atmosphere of his Marseilles roots.

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In Dream River, Natalie Bouloudis paints a sonic portrait as vivid and foreboding as a storm-laden sky. Known for her signature “gothic folk” sound, Bouloudis summons the eerie beauty and storytelling depth of artists like Patti Smith and PJ Harvey while weaving her own distinctive mystique. This single emerges as an immersive journey down a darkened river, pulling listeners deeper into Bouloudis’s world, where brooding atmospheres and poetic storytelling converge in the richness of her layered instrumentation and haunting voice.

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Floating Gold, the debut album from Venice Beach’s Portraits of Pirates, is a mesmerizing blend of ambient psychedelia that feels like a meditative voyage across open waters. Vince Cuneo, guitarist of the psych-rock duo Movie Club, brings his signature sound to this new solo project, crafting a reflective and immersive experience that sets a new standard for ambient instrumental music. Released on November 9th, Floating Gold takes listeners on a unique journey, one that pulls them into a dreamscape of sound and introspection.

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Moonfactory, the latest album from Hyde Out, is a genre-blending odyssey that pays homage to the musical past while propelling itself toward a modern, distinctly fresh sound. As the London-based duo—comprised of Omar Merlo and Jaka Levstek— fans can expect an album that traverses a vast emotional and sonic landscape. Returning to the more melodic and introspective style of their earlier work, like Smoke and Mirrors, Moonfactory takes listeners on a journey of layered pop-rock fusion that feels both timeless and contemporary.

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In his latest single, "Stop Waving the Gun," shared onNovember 8,th Eddie Cohn has crafted a powerful rock anthem that speaks directly to one of America’s most pressing issues: gun culture. The Los Angeles-based artist channels his frustration and heartbreak into a raw and impassioned plea for change. This song doesn’t shy away; it grabs the listener with expressive vocals, emotive instrumentation, and a deeply resonant message that feels both urgent and timeless.

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Emerging from the hyperpop underground, adam'5 delivers a refreshing and powerful track with the evocative "I Don’t Know Where I’m Going, But It Can’t Be As Bad As Where I’m At Right Now." Known for his experimental digicore-infused releases, adam'5 has ventured into a broader sound that feels equally edgy and accessible, creating something deeply emotional and universally relatable.

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Jeffrey Chan’s new single, What Are Friends For, just dropped on November 7th, 2024, delivers an unapologetic dive into the complex and often interesting dynamic of friends-with-benefits. Known for his smooth blend of electropop and dance-ready beats, Chan, an Australian-born, Los Angeles-based artist, takes listeners on a high-energy journey that’s equal parts thrilling and introspective. With this latest release, he showcases the raw edge and vocal prowess that have solidified his reputation on both sides of the Pacific.

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It wasn’t too long ago that playing Las Vegas for an extended stint of shows was seen as something once big-name musicians would only accept if they were bowing out or already removed from the industry. Despite the allure of the city and how it’s viewed, playing Sin City wasn’t a big deal for artists, and the venues that would host these mostly has-beens would use them more just to attract more players to the casino floors.

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With “No Cliché,” North Carolina’s Just Rick spins an Americana gem, proving that the search for the right words to express heartache is as timeless as it is elusive. The song captures that bittersweet struggle to make sense of loneliness with a genuine, stripped-down approach. In a track brimming with down-home authenticity, Rick weaves a tapestry of classic country and Americana sounds, blending rock, blues, and hints of bluegrass into a musical landscape that feels at once familiar and refreshingly personal.

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Florent Lelong’s new single, "Orion," is a masterclass in cinematic electronic music, creating an atmospheric journey that feels both expansive and intimately resonant. Built around lush synthesizers and layered textures, this instrumental track invites listeners to drift into a world of ambient wonder, where every note feels like a glimmer of stardust set against the vastness of the universe. It’s an invitation to explore the outer reaches of sound and emotion—perfect for anyone who finds themselves drawn to the chill, atmospheric realms of electronic music.

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Emmett McGrath has never shied away from the tough issues, and with his latest single, "Outlaw," he digs into one of the most polarizing topics in America today. The California-based singer-songwriter has crafted a powerful acoustic ballad that centers on the reversal of Roe v. Wade, a historic decision with consequences that ripple across the lives of countless young girls and women.

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On his latest release, Time to Rise, singer-songwriter Doron Karavani delivers an album that’s as personal as it is universal. With nine tracks that explore themes of self-renewal and resilience, Karavani invites listeners into his world of introspection, where soulful vocals and thoughtful lyrics inspire a collective call to action. This is music for anyone standing at the crossroads, unsure of which way to go. Karavani’s laid-back, soft-rock style, paired with elements of folk, blues, and a touch of jazz

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