Kim Logan is a renaissance woman whose list of collaborations includes poetry, fashion design, film-making, and opera. Her Sarasota, FL roots burst forth from this influx of creative energy to form the Southern swamp-rock outfit she vivaciously fronts to this day.
Read MoreLow Cut Connie has a piano named Shondra. She’s traveled everywhere with the band, bringing their righteous rock n’ roll to dingy bars and swanky cocktail clubs across the US.
Read MoreGreat Caesar is a Western-influenced indie folk band who first caught the critical eye for releasing a concept video for “Don’t Ask Me Why” which centered on the modern fight for gender and sexual equality.
Read MoreBandit is a melodic band whose weighty guitar rock is inspired by bands from the early millennium.
Read MoreShakey Graves is a folk rock songwriter who writes personal ballads with frenetic finger-picking guitar work and snarling, cacophonous tones.
Read MoreThe Stone Foxes are a lively West Coast roots band. Their new album, “Twelve Spells,” is a culmination of songs recorded throughout each incarnation of the band and includes both live cuts and studio tracks.
Read MoreThe Sheepdogs are a rootsy, Americana-influenced band from the open plains of Saskatchewan. They’ve been writing, playing, and touring across the US and Canada since their formation in 2006.
Read MoreThe Delta Saints are a self-proclaimed “Bourbon-Fueled Bayou-Rock” band. Their Southeastern US roots make for a lively blend of gritty ballads with rootsy organ tones and copious amounts of dobro.
Read MoreStrange Americans is a rock band with a midwest Americana influence. They’re from all over the states but based in Denver; drawing influence from the vibrant outdoor culture.
Read MoreMarriages is a heavy rock band formed by Emma Ruth Rundle and Gregory Burns, formerly of post-rock outfit Sparowes.
Read MoreBehold the Brave is a gritty rock group who write harmonious tunes with a dose of Southeastern swamp.
Read MoreThe Caulfield Cult is a mope rock/post punk outfit from the Lion City. They’re influenced primarily by American punk rock in the vein of Jawbreaker.
Read MoreTwo Inch Astronaut is an indie punk band who write crunchy, fuzzy, melodic tunes. They’re a standout act on Exploding in Sound Records’ constantly challenging roster which includes Porches, Krill, LVL UP and Pile.
Read MoreThe Technicolors are an Arizona five-piece who channel the fuzzier side of 2000’s Brit rock. They’re currently blowing away audience expectations on a massive US tour with label-mates, the Maine.
Read MoreNorthern Faces is an anthemic rock band whose style is driven by vibrant guitar solos and gang vocals. They’re an energetic quartet whose alternative pop rock is peppered with ripping guitar solos and dynamic builds.
Read MoreSol Cat is a dancy southern rock band. They’re sometimes psychedelic, sometimes roots, sometimes rock and always funky.
Read MoreMo Lowda and the Humble’s strange name is a perfect descriptor for their unconventional Southeastern rock blend. The More Louder part manifests itself in Tube Screamer-saturated delay walls and heinous bass grooves.
Read MoreMylets is the rad-rock alter ego of guitarist Henry Kohen. Kohen spent his formative years in rural Indiana, deep in the basement with an electric guitar and a lot of time.
Read MoreDesert Noises is a western rock band from Utah’s largest city. Kyle Henderson, the band’s prime songwriter and mastermind, takes a healthy amount of influence from Middle American artists like Randy Newman, Tom Petty, and Roger Miller.
Read MoreChadwick Stokes is best known for his role as front-man and main songwriter for Dispatch and State Radio. In a new incarnation and solo project, Chadwick delivers dense lyrical content backed by a folk-rock quintet.
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