Maria Bocci

Les Gold's new EP "The Gloom Room" is a reminder that we can still enjoy the ruts that we are stuck in

After perhaps one of the strangest years in music, Portland-based five-piece Les Gold have made the best of the times, pioneering their own genre – “bummer fun.” Their sophomore EP…

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Les Gold releases ghostly video for new single “Oh, Wolf”

Hailing from gloomy, gray Portland, Oregon, Les Gold project a touch of that gloom into their witty lyrics and ear-catching melodies to create their own genre: bummer fun. Their latest…

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M.A.G.S. examines his relationship with himself on latest single “Choked Out”

As M.A.G.S. reveals tracks from his upcoming record, he gives glimpses of his personal growth throughout the last three years. Those years were transformative for M.A.G.S.’s Elliott Douglas, as he…

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Queen’s Pleasure’s debut is an honest reflection on chasing fame and staying true to yourself

Amsterdam-based four-piece Queen’s Pleasure have spent years listening to UK indie rock, from Blur to The Smiths. The eerie sound from across the canal grabbed their attention, and at some…

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Mod Sun talks manifestation, dreams, and redefining the rock star

For the first time in weeks, the sun isn’t out in California, and Mod Sun is savoring the eerie, foggy weather. From a hot tub, he chats with EARMILK on…

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Mothica adds her own touch of pop to Bring Me The Horizon’s “Can You Feel My Heart”

McKenzie Ellis was only eleven years old when Bring Me The Horizon’s Count Your Blessings came out – long before she began independently releasing music as Mothica. This led her…

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ufo ufo navigate a brave new world on "Barely Alive"

ufo ufo frontman Clay Borrell didn’t pay much attention in high school English class. At some point, the class was assigned Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World – a dystopian social…

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Airways launch a new era with “Will It Tear Us Apart”

Airways’ latest track “Will It Tear Us Apart” shatters their two-year release silence and also hints at more to come. Hard-hitting bass and guitars set the tone for frontman Jake…

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Lenii’s “White Lie” tells the truth about good vs. evil

The latest target of Lenii’s signature dark pop is organized religion, hypocrisy, and falling for someone that you “shouldn’t.” “White Lie” is perhaps her most multi-faceted single yet. It describes…

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The Orphan The Poet define their own “Moxie”

When The Orphan The Poet started their latest single “The Moxie,” they didn’t overthink the story they were telling. Instead, they focused on their own feelings, their outlook on life,…

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The Natural Synthetic’s “Damage” is an alt-folk message to move on

In the wake of a year of stillness and quiet, many of us have been given more time to reflect on the past, sift through our traumas, and continue on…

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“Maybe It’s Just Rare” is a psychedelic glimpse into The Undercover Dream Lovers’ mind

“Maybe It’s Just Rare” was born when The Undercover Dream Lovers (AKA Matt Koenig) set out to film a day in the life of his work flow. The objective was…

Les Gold's new EP "The Gloom Room" is a reminder that we can still enjoy the ruts that we are stuck in

Les Gold releases ghostly video for new single “Oh, Wolf”

M.A.G.S. examines his relationship with himself on latest single “Choked Out”

Queen’s Pleasure’s debut is an honest reflection on chasing fame and staying true to yourself

Mod Sun talks manifestation, dreams, and redefining the rock star

Mothica adds her own touch of pop to Bring Me The Horizon’s “Can You Feel My Heart”

ufo ufo navigate a brave new world on "Barely Alive"

Airways launch a new era with “Will It Tear Us Apart”

Lenii’s “White Lie” tells the truth about good vs. evil

The Orphan The Poet define their own “Moxie”

The Natural Synthetic’s “Damage” is an alt-folk message to move on

“Maybe It’s Just Rare” is a psychedelic glimpse into The Undercover Dream Lovers’ mind

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