With so much new music coming out every week, it can be hard to know what to listen to first. Every week, we highlight some of our favorite tracks to kick off your weekend. The best way to keep up
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Spring has officially sprung, and that means our favorite artists are gearing up for some big releases. These are the albums we are most looking forward to this spring. 1. beabadoobee - Our Extended
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With so much new music coming out every week, it can be hard to know what to listen to first. Every week, we highlight some of our favorite tracks to kick off your weekend. The best way to keep up
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As the aughts gave us groundbreaking music with the rise of indie rock, blog-influenced bands and a period of emo bands, the 2010s provided a wealth of new music. The era of 2010-2019 saw the rise
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The close of the 2010s gives us a chance to reflect on the incredible music that was released over the past ten years. Technology played a huge role in not only the exposure of new music but enabled
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With the release of their second studio album in mid-2017, Visions of A Life, Wolf Alice not only avoided the dreaded “sophomore slump” but managed to demonstrate the success of their debut, My
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A lot of great music was released in 2017 and made it quite difficult to narrow down the field of a list of the top albums of the year. After much deliberation and discussion, we've gathered a list
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SOFI TUKKER stays on top of the chart with “Best Friend” featuring NERVO, The Knocks & Alisa Ueno. The New York City-based duo recently released numerous remixes of the track that have
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It’s been a breakout year for SOFI TUKKER, as the duo tops the B-Sides Top 10 with “Best Friend”, a track that features NERVO, The Knocks & Alisa Ueno. The duo started the year with a
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Alex Lahey stays on top with “Every Day's The Weekend” from her debut LP, I Love You Like A Brother . Pale Waves make their debut on the chart with "Television Romance", as Chromeo returns with
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Alex Lahey retains the top spot with “Every Day's The Weekend” from her debut LP, I Love You Like A Brother , while Wolf Alice remain locked in the runner-up position. New music comes into the
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Alex Lahey tops the B-Sides Top 10 with "Every Day's The Weekend" from her impressive debut LP, I Love You Like a Brother, which was released last month. Wolf Alice takes a step back to the
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Wolf Alice stays on top of the chart with “Don’t Delete The Kisses” from their latest LP, Visions of A Life, while Dan Croll and Illenium remain locked in the third and runner-up positions,
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London based rock band Wolf Alice released their romantic and noisy second album Visions of a Life September 29th, displaying growth as a band and a step in the right direction from their 2015 debut,
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After spending some time at the runner-up spot, Wolf Alice moves up to the top spot on the B-Sides Top 10 this week with “Don't Delete The Kisses” from their sophomore album, Visions of a Life.
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ODESZA moves up to the top spot on the B-Sides Top 10 this week with “Line Of Sight” that features WYNNE & Mansionair. Wolf Alice hangs tight at the runner-up position with “Don’t Delete
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Washed Out stays on top with the track "Hard To Say Goodbye", which is accompanied by an amazing video. Declan McKenna remains at the runner-up spot, while ODESZA leaps up to three. With the new
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With the great visuals that accompany every track on their latest album, Washed Out tops the B-Sides Top 10 with "Hard To Say Goodbye". Declan McKenna moves up to the runner-up spot with "Humongous"
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Royal Blood takes over the top spot, dethroning Arcade Fire, whose two month reign represented the welcome return of the indie veterans. Dan Croll and Virtual Riot enter the chart while Wolf Alice
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Arcade Fire released their fifth studio album, Everything Now, late July and the title track reigns on the top 10, fending off great competition from Royal Blood and Washed Out, who inch closer to
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It’s only been two years since Wolf Alice released their debut album My Love Is Cool but it’s felt like longer, as the band had been touring non-stop in support of the material. Along the way,
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2015 has been a great year for North London band, Wolf Alice. The four-piece released their debut album, My Love Is Cool in June and have been touring for the majority of the year in support of the
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2015 has been a breakout year for London-based band, Wolf Alice. The band kicked off the year blowing away audiences at SXSW 2015 in the lead up to the release of their debut, My Love Is Cool. A
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Wolf Alice started out as a folk-pop duo with lead singer and guitarist Ellie Rowsell and Joff Oddie but expanded to a four-piece as their sound evolved to more rock/grunge fare. The band released
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It's a new year filled with new possibilities, and that's no different in the music industry, whether it's coming from well established bands of years past or new up and coming groups to follow in
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