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Kevin Cost

Kevin Cost

Kevin Cost, originally from Utica, NY, aspires to connect in every genre while living in the capital of live music. He moved from the forbidding upstate suburbs of the northeast and now resides in Austin, TX. As a frequent attendee to your favorite local venue, you will see him thriving amongst the newest DJ's house beats or in the pit of your local punk show knowing he'll be home soon to his two precious cats.

Grace Ives "Stupid Bitches" © 2026
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Wishy © Athena Merry
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Today’s Song: Anxiety Can Be Burdensome, But Wishy Implore You to Be Weightless & “Fly”

Triple Seven - Wishy
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Quenching the Thirst of All Indie Rock Lovers, Wishy’s ‘Triple Seven’ Offers a Ten-Course Tasting Menu of Delicious Hooks & Scrumptious Bites

Japandroids © Dan Monick
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Today’s Song: Anthemic As Ever, Japandroids Return With Stadium-Level Sound & Finalize Their Legacy on “Chicago”

Fleetwood Mac © Norman Seeff, 1978
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Wishy © Alexa Viscius
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We’ve Got a Winner: Wishy Score Big With “Love on the Outside,” Their First Single Off Upcoming Debut Album ‘Triple Seven’

Ducks Ltd. © Dylan Taylor
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Today’s Song: Leading Us Out of ‘Harm’s Way,’ Ducks Ltd. Share the Captivating “When You’re Outside”

Shannon and the Clams 'The Moon Is In The Wrong Place' © Jim Herrington
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Ride © Cal McIntyre
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Tomato Flower © Missy Malouff
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Today’s Song: Baltimore’s Tomato Flower “Do It” With a Sense of Urgency & Unwavering Commitment

Coldplay © 2002
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Nostalgia Tracks: How I Found Solace Within Desperation on Coldplay’s “Amsterdam”

Ducks Ltd. © Dylan Taylor
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Ride © Cal McIntyre
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Today’s Song: Shoegaze Legends Ride Find New Light in the Everyday Haze With “Peace Sign”

Products Band "Shell Text" © Juliet Farmer
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Today’s Song: Energetic Emotions Conjure Sheer Attitude on Products Band’s “Shell Text”

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