Fans didn’t “survive a hiatus”. They stuck with a group whose passion and dedication is everlasting. Finish Ticket is not the band that slipped through your fingers. They are the nail polish you can never seem to fully wash off. 

“Silver Lining” drops today and paves a new road for Kelly’s future releases, one characterized by free expression and earnest lyricism.

Simply, Twenty Something Nightmare seizes the pressure of “the sophomore album” and transforms it into an irresistible energy.

If you're looking for a rock band, you're in the wrong place. An indie band? Sorry, next stop. Maybe some reggae? I don't know what to tell you. But with all of these being individually incorrect, Great Gable merges handfuls of genres together and makes them all simultaneously correct.

The music industry is riddled with impostors who run around in costumes, singing songs they most often didn’t write, bowing down to the altar of fame. Cece Coakley is a breath of fresh air.

Carter Ace’s flexible, fresh style is a fit to every ear. Whether you just need to dance, your mind feels cluttered, or you’re going through a car wash, Carter Ace is the soundtrack to your weekends and adds vibrance to your youth with every beat.

The violet, magenta blur behind the Viewmaster displayed on the cover of Informal Conversations is a perfect representation of the album in its entirety. Each picture is a glimpse of the bigger picture. It is personal. Vibrant. Therapeutic.

Beware, though, because before Briston Maroney unlocks your world and reveals who you truly are, he will break your heart, too.

“Coastline" is a perfect farewell to summer tune that continues to captivate me and many others with every single play.

The Shakes are directing their very own film-like artistic experience for audiences everywhere to enjoy. Listening to The Shakes feels like you’re watching a movie of your own, an odd feeling of “I am watching someone’s life unfold” and “Wait this is my life too”.

The silky sound with electrifying sculpt a refreshing tune of Kelly’s abandonment of unnecessary distractions in his life.

The Licks have created a song with lyrics that make every listener feel like a part of the song, as if they were there writing it with them. Zappia says the title came from his ex’s lavender colored lipstick. The pair of lips broke his heart, so it was his turn to lick away the color from his.