Dallas duo The Weird Sisters have been carving out a lane in the Texas DIY scene for a number of years now. That freedom has allowed the band to explore various rock sonics and even bizarre lo-fi style Hip-Hop tunes with vocalist Izaac Short delivering a rapping/singing style on tracks.
Texas outfit Holy Wave will drop their new album 'Five of Cups' on August 4th via Suicide Squeeze. Already giving a taste of what's to come with their singles 'Happier', 'Bog Song', and the recent 'Nothing in the Dark', the members now unveil another cut titled 'The Darkest Timeline' featuring Lorelle Meets The Obsolete.
Austin-based band Holy Wave will release their forthcoming album 'Five of Cups' on Suicide Squeeze. The new record is the follow-up to their studio LP 'Interloper' which dropped back in 2020.
Austin-based Redbud is a band that should definitely be on your radar. Led by Katie Claghorn, their sound is a dreamy mix of pop, psych, and indie that is insanely captivating. The outfit will release their debut EP 'Long Night' on February 24th via Good Eye Records.
Texas staples Khruangbin and Malian singer/musician Vieux Farka Touré will release a collaborative album titled 'Ali', a celebration of the work and life of iconic artist Ali Farka Touré.
Dallas artist SRSQ steps up with a new video for her latest single 'Abyss', taken from her forthcoming album 'Ever Crashing', out August 19th via Dais.
Dallas artist Kennedy Ashlyn, better known as SRSQ, has shared her new single 'Someday I Will Bask In The Sun'. An absolutely impactful release, the emotive production comprised of a drum & bass palette, splashed with sharp synth leads and punchy guitar lines
Texas band Why Bonnie have unveiled their latest video titled 'Galveston'. Directed by Grace Pendleton and Why Bonnie singer Blair Howerton, the vid finds the group's vocalist wandering around a sandy location at night time with a metal detector clear into the morning.
Austin-based singer Molly Burch launches into 2021 with her new single 'Emotion' featuring Wild Nothing. Upbeat and utterly grooving, the production encompasses a disco sound built on atmospheric synths, a funky bass line and 4x4 drum kicks. Burch's easing vocals lay beautifully atop the lush instrumentation.
Brighton band HANYA have unveiled their new single 'Texas'. An airy and utterly luscious slice of indie layered with a glaze of dream pop, the song is launched with tender guitar strums followed by subtle drums and the airy vocals of front woman Heather Sheret. The content touches on the mental wandering of possibilities after the initial meeting of someone of interest.
