Caleb Campbell

Since the release of their 2021 sophomore LP, Blood in the Water, Brooklyn indie rock outfit LAPÊCHE have been hard at work in the studio, recording their forthcoming third album with Grammy-nominated producer and engineer Alex Newport (Bloc Party, City & Colour, Death Cab For Cutie, At The Drive-In). The band released a pair of new singles last year and they returned earlier this year with another new single, “Small Shoes.” Today, they’re sharing an accompanying video for the track, premiering with Under the Radar.

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Brooklyn-based outfit ADMIN is a new post punk band, featuring members from other Brooklyn bands like Monograms, Grim Streaker, and Balaclava. At various points, the band’s sound tips towards post punk dance punk, new wave, and industrial, playing with flinty guitar riffs, an entrancing rhythm section, and moody waves of synths. The band debuted last month with their first single, “The Same Lines,” and today they’re back with another track, “Not Bad,” premiering with Under the Radar.

Brighton-based indie rock outfit Canned Pineapple have been on the rise over the past year, building a fuzzy and infectious sound intertwined with various strains of garage rock, psychedelia, and vintage pop songcraft. They debuted last year with a self-titled EP and followed this year with a relentless series of live dates, alongside a handful of new singles, “Bowie,” “She Says,” and “Jessie Met Jane.” More

Philadelphia singer/songwriter Sophie Coran has crafted a decidedly vintage blend of jazz, indie pop, and R&B, immersing her sound in Old Hollywood glamor, smokey lounge balladry, and layered symphonic pop arrangements. It is a style she has previously described as “ noir & b,” debuting with her 2021 full-length album, S P A C E. Since then, she has been busy touring with artists like Jade Bird, Lisa Loeb, Pom Pom Squad, and Margaret Glaspy, all while writing and recording her upcoming sophomore record.

Louisiana-based band Inside Voices debuted in 2018 with their full-length album, Consecutive Normal Songs, followed by their 2021 EP, Liminal Space. Their forthcoming sophomore album, If It Matters, iterates further on the band’s introspective and melodic style of emo and alt rock. They teased the record earlier this year with its lead single, “Way Back To Myself,” and today they’re back with another new track, “Grounding,” out everywhere now.

Chatham Rabbits is the indie folk project of husband and wife duo Sarah and Austin McCombie. The pair have been making music together under the moniker for over half a decade, releasing a trio of full-length albums immersed in the worlds of folk and Americana, 2019’s All I Want From You, 2020’s The Yoke Is Easy, The Burden is Full, and 2022’s If You See Me Riding By. However, during that time, their musical and personal lives have continued to shift, leading to the inflection point represented by their forthcoming fourth full-length album, Be Real Wtih Me.

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Over the past few years, Birmingham, UK-based post punk outfit Baudelaire have delivered a series of shadowy, spikey, and confrontational new singles, returning most recently with their latest tracks, “No Future” and “Preacher.” Along the way, they’ve also been building their reputation as a live act, opening for Frank Turner, Heartworms, Crows, and Egyptian Blues and playing a handful of headline dates across the UK, with more shows to come in the New Year.

Tomorrow, singer/songwriter and producer Elana Carroll is set to debut Pillow Talk, her third full-length album under the moniker Party Nails. Carroll debuted as Party Nails with her 2018 album, Past Lives and Paychecks, and followed with 2020’s You Don’t Have To Go Home But You Can’t Stay Here. Pillow Talk