February 19, 2025<February 19, 2025 Premiere: Discus Ache for the ‘Good Ol’ Days’ That Never Came in “O My Stars,” a Haunting Reflection on Fleeting Youth & Fading Futures by Mitch Mosk
February 12, 2025<February 12, 2025 Premiere: Chicago’s Disaster Kid Embrace Love & Schmaltz on “Wine/Weapon” by Mitch Mosk
February 11, 2025<February 11, 2025 Premiere: Lucette’s “Too Soon for Sorry” Is a Smoky, Soulful Fever Dream of Regret & Late-Night Longing by Mitch Mosk
February 6, 2025<February 6, 2025 Premiere: Echos Breaks Herself Open on “QUIET, IN YOUR SERVICE,” an Alt-Rock Anthem of Upheaval & Empowerment by Mitch Mosk
January 29, 2025<January 30, 2025 Premiere: Penny and Sparrow’s “Breakdown” Is an Intimate, Honest, & Fun Indie Folk Confessional by Mitch Mosk
January 29, 2025<January 31, 2025 Premiere: The Sweaty, Irresistible Heat of Foley’s “Fever” by Mitch Mosk
January 22, 2025<January 22, 2025 Premiere: Salim Nourallah’s “Damage” Explores the Universality of Pain & Trauma to the Human Experience by Mitch Mosk
January 16, 2025<January 16, 2025 “Wildfire in your eyes”: Tom Conneely & Birds of Paradise Reminisce on Love Lost in Wistful “I Know It” by Mitch Mosk
January 15, 2025<January 15, 2025 “One heart, one soul, one life”: Gizmo Varillas’ Inner Light Shines on “Into the Night,” a Sun-Kissed Love Song to Life Itself by Mitch Mosk
December 5, 2024<December 5, 2024 Premiere: Impulsive Hearts’ Irresistible Anthem “Fit 4 the Apocalypse” Is a Fitting Soundtrack for the End of the World by Mitch Mosk
December 5, 2024<December 5, 2024 “Attach and Separate”: Basking in the Raw, Feverish Energy of Products Band’s “Steady/Sugarless” by Mitch Mosk
December 4, 2024<December 4, 2024 “The rumbles out on the town, and it’s alright”: Brooklyn’s The Morning Herald Premiere “Twenty Somethings,” an Anthemic Indie Rock Ode to Friendship and Good Times by Mitch Mosk
November 21, 2024<November 21, 2024 Premiere: flipturn Shine Bright & Burn Out on “Sunlight,” an Explosive Confrontation With Untended Emotional Wounds by Guest Writer
November 13, 2024<November 15, 2024 Premiere: Denver’s Holly Lovell Embraces Grief, Heartache, & Longing in “When Did I Lose You” by Mitch Mosk
November 13, 2024<November 15, 2024 “Don’t you wanna break?”: Mood Bored Premiere Their Grungy Angst-Fueled Fever Dream, “All the Time” by Mitch Mosk
For the Love of Music
For the Love of Music
