music | rock
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Until They Burn Me Follow the Bad Omens on COVEN
Explore *COVEN* by Until They Burn Me—a dark blend of country, blues, folk, and rock. Unrequited love and supernatural allure intertwine as each song casts its own melodic spell.
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Dynasty Four, It’s Doctor & Peaceful Retreat new this week!
Dynasty Four’s “Yes Chef!” transforms kitchen chaos into a garage-punk anthem. It’s Doctor’s “Rash Vest” finds humor in mishaps. Peaceful Retreat’s “Voyager” explores space’s emotional vastness through instrumental rock.
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RISE Keep the Conversation Open on “Talking To Your Ghost Again”
RISE navigates personal loss through melodic rock, high harmonies, and twin 12-strings in a tribute to late singer Steve Kinley. Their music blends grief with communal connection and vibrant energy.
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The Muster Point Project Glide Into the Night on “Dance All Night With You”
The Muster Point Project crafts a vibrant fusion of indie rock, disco, and indie-pop, as Kevin Franco and Cheyanne Summer explore romantic connection through dance. The track pulses with intimacy and cinematic allure.
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Music by Jeremy Looks Outward on Scenes from a Well Worn Path (Side Three)
Music by Jeremy’s latest release explores the world’s contradictions through intimate, everyday scenes. Combining folk, indie, and AI-driven experimentation, it emphasizes curiosity and unresolved questions.
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John Walradt Turns Memory Into Melody on Defiantly Improved
John Walradt’s Defiantly Improved turns memory into melody, weaving personal stories through 1970s and 1980s influences. With diverse collaborators like Clay Collins and Marilyn Simone, these songs evoke universal emotions.
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Optics & Design Hit Hard on “Did You Hear Them Say”
Optics & Design turn fuzz and friction into a controlled blast, pairing snarling guitars with a cool, detached vocal that lets the distortion speak louder than any grand gesture.
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Molland, Solem & Miller Salute Chuck Berry With “Johnny B. Goode”
Joey Molland’s powerful vocal leads a heartfelt Chuck Berry tribute with Phil Solem and Jeff Miller, weaving a tapestry of friendship and rock history that transcends generations and legacies.









