Making a list of good things that happened in 2025 may feel like a very short exercise…however despite the world being on ...

Here’s kind of a fun new jam from home recording artist Andrew McKee (Rollerskaters), first repped over at Pitchfork. “Sleep Tight” doesn’t feature anything groundbreaking in its thumping bass, reverb ...

Water From Your Eyes have a new live video up, pulling two tracks from their 2023 record and one from the new album, which just dropped on Matador last month. The New York by way of Chicago duo have ...

After several years of honing their craft live and releasing a series of singles, the locals Unstable Shapes are dropping their debut album, Delicate Machinery, on Learning Curve Records today. This ...

“Cinnamon”, Loser Magnet, 2023 Head down to the White Squirrel on 7th Street in St. Paul tonight, June 16th, for a free evening of local bands celebrating Loser Magnet’s new video single. Surf duo ...

Local experimental drone/ambient group IE will release their latest album Junk Body next week (3/24). The new record was recorded during a time when drummer, Meredith Gill, reportedly began suffering ...

We’re taking stock as another year blazes past us faster than we can comprehend. As always, there is a lot of great music that we’ve been loving, which we’ll roll out this week. Check out Adam J’s ...

We’ll get straight to the point: the amazing Tiny Tuesday is once again partnering with the amazing Drone Not Drones worldwide empire as part of all of our favorite holiday: dronetober. Unlike the ...

Shady Cove is a new project from Sarah Rose and Sarah Nienaber, who Minneapolis music fans know from Gospel Gossip, Candace, Is/Is, Web of Sunsets, First Communion Afterparty, etc, etc. On “Summer ...

UK band Sorry’s new record COSPLAY feels like the band is finally leaning all the way into the odd angles that have always made them interesting. They bounce between shadowy art-rock, brittle indie ...

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I first encountered The Daily Norm, the nom de guerre of Kae Layne, earlier this year playing a show in the back of a bookstore. (Note: a reminder that bookstores and other non-traditional venues rule ...