Her music reflects the intense and overwhelming state of a single moment with warm vocals and vast, simple production. She also enjoys sharing poetry and rough demos on Substack. She is currently exploring and forming a true and genuine sound after taking a long break from creating anything.
Wild Lawn is a New York City-based band, playing an energetic blend of punk, new wave, and post-punk. They rip out good tunes, good times, and greasy grooves for those that are willing. Nett is a 5-piece experimental rock band based in NYC and Brooklyn. Their songs range from sparse, atmospheric shoegaze soundscapes Duster to energetic Post-punk riffs and odd time signatures Squid.
Warping, twisting, and reshaping the sound, they create music designed purely for ears to listenβno distractions, no compromises. Every note is crafted to strike with precision, every rhythm designed to leave an impact. Beyond the music, Big Iron shamelessly engineered Iron Day, held annually on April 3rd, a manufactured spectacle designed to sell more iron under the guise of celebration. Neuro Fuzzy is a three-piece band based in Brooklyn, whose varied influences and approach to writing music has landed them, rather clumsily, into the vague sub-genres of Fuzz Folk, Grungegaze, and Spookysurf.
BY , however; not only was the world turned on its head just in time for graduation, singer-songwriter folk was back! A strange marriage of drum machines and finger picking, earnest singing and sardonic lyrics - Freeman is attempting something truly singular to Folk music in fidelity, just as much to the past, as it is to our contemporary moment.
Otherwise known as New York's biggest sucker who continues hurling tracks into the void. He blends experimental pop with a raw, distorted edge, held together by murky soundscapes and hooks that bite. A fusion of shoegaze's reflective haze, punk's rebellious edge, and the untamed essence of experimental rock, cowboygirl promises a sensory feast that soothes and stirs the soul in equal measure.
