In this episode of “What The Music” we’re cracking open the computer and playing some submissions you sent in!

Here’s who we played:

Human Potential- Do You Remember Albert?
the solo project of Andrew Becker; an award-winning filmmaker and former drummer for both Dischord Records’ band, Medications, and Brooklyn provocateurs, Screens.

Merwulf- Snowflake
a minimalist post-punk and indie trio from Portland, Oregon, known for a sharp, rhythmic sound that feels both raw and deliberate.

DD Island – All the Same
It reflects on recovery from addiction and how to avoid the traps set along the way.

Alex Coley & Afterlove – It’s Over (acoustic)
this song points at the moment there is no turning back. Re-imagined with support from the beautiful voice of Claire Hunter, “It’s Over” returns to its original sound, confessional and raw. The soundtrack to your morning coffee, a lullaby, or a long sombre drive

Lucha Luna – Camino por la Noche
a new Seattle duo mixing latin percussion, heavy bass, punk vocals and reggaeton flows into an energetic expression of joy and rage.
Their album “BRILLA BRILLA” is a boisterous explosion of cumbia, 808s, experimental psychedelia and punk vibes.

Starting Early – Bethesda
a fresher than fiction sound.

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In this episode of “What The Music” we’re cracking open the computer and playing some submissions you sent in!

Here’s who we played:

Grayson Graham – White Shoes
a vulnerable folk-pop track about hesitation and self sabotage. Its stripped back production and standout vocals make it feel cozy and familiar, while its brutally honest lyricism cuts to the bone.

FERAL – Secrets
Chainsaw guitars, pounding beats, and zero chill.

ITCHES – Fake Smile
an irresistibly upbeat, sing-along track with just the right amount of mischief.

FUCKFUCKFUCK – Bad Habits
Think garage-punk so primitive it hurts, marinated in ‘70s hard-rock boogie sweat, then served raw and screaming.

So Good – Give Me My Presents
Coming in under two minutes running time, this explosive soon-to-be Christmas hit will be heard everywhere over the festive period this year.

Victoria Reed – Tender Stuff
Good Stuff!

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In this episode of “What The Music” we’re cracking open the computer and playing some submissions you sent in!

Here’s who we played:

Hard Maybe – Cry
Hailing from Seattle, HARD MAYBE is a genre-bending neo soul/funk band with a sound described as a “fusion style completely their own.”

None the Younger – Moonlight Lullaby
the song feels like a warm embrace, gently serenading us under the moonlight.

Sleepy Soul – Wannabe
sharing the raw feeling of feeling like an impostor – smiling through the chaos and pretending everything’s under control.

Rooskin – Everything’s A TV Show
Have you ever thought about how all good fictional stories are spread out into TV shows instead of films nowadays? It even feels like every aspect of our own lives present themselves as something that could be filmed, viewed and judged.

Band of Gaels – It’s Christmas
a group of Irish artists who have come together to collaborate on this original Christmas seasonal song.

Bobby Mahoney – Smoke and Drive
The song just screamed nostalgia to me

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In this episode of “What The Music” we’re cracking open the computer and playing some submissions you sent in!

Here’s who we played:

Ramonda Hammer – Eyelash
tears through the exhaustion of a toxic relationship

Cedarsmoke – Going Under
The track wrestles with belief and idolatry, fusing distorted guitars and electronic loops into something both anxious and hypnotic.

Primitive Heads – Beak Wyatt!
the band is built on riffs that refuse to sit still and lyrics that read like jagged poems from a fever dream.

Uitwaaien – Glass In The Rearview
fast, sharp, and unapologetically urgent.

Clare Perrot – Biting On The Hand
Clare’s playful reckoning with regret and self-sabotage, capturing the human habit of circling back to what hurts, even when it no longer serves any purpose.

M O S E S – Supreme
unleashed their new album CAPITALISE this.

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In this episode of “What The Music” we’re cracking open the computer and playing some submissions you sent in!

Here’s who we played:

The Empty Page – When We Gonna Run?
the song is about preparing to get the hell out of here – and fast; the lyrics capture the grief/urgency of fleeing a former home.

Denim Haircut – Ni Modo
an anthem for everyone tired of hearing people complaining all the time.

Solid State Radio – Two Little Wires
about the aftermath beyond the apex of a relationship, when it finally explodes in a fury of smoldering lust and a crumbling rubble of dreams once held together, but now absolutely gone forever.

Alex Little – Sounds Like a Deal
Sparked by her reaction to a documentary on The Jerry Springer Show, the track channels outrage into wiry garage-rock riffs and unflinching lyrics.

Pigeon Pit – Go … Beat Me To Death!
Her lyrics trace a life lived across the anarchic punk scene of surf-town Santa Cruz, chemical escapism in Seattle basements, cross-country freight train rides through queer counterculture, and even time spent teaching kindergarten.

Emi Pop – Amigos Vampiros
a Puerto Rican-born, Seattle-based musician blending catchy Spanish melodies with her own twist on Puerto Rican rocanrol and power-pop.

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In this episode of “What The Music” we’re cracking open the computer and playing some submissions you sent in!

Here’s who we played:

Death Sells – Party
Noise rock from the Netherlands.

Alone Kitty – Stay The Same
Band out of Toronto

Mathilde Widding – Good Grief
Nordic Soul songstress

Amity – To Make A Man
hard-hitting toxic masculinity anthem

Edwina Van Kuyk – Feels So Right
It’s an anthem about tuning out external opinions and creating from intuition.

Jeff ‘The Fish’ Lefroy- The Search For Paradise
it’s a broad sound all wrapped up in his own unique style, and accessible mix of Blues, Rock, Soul, and Funk.

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In this episode of “What The Music”, we are talking with Horace Pinker! The veteran punk band that’s been defying trends and expectations since the early 90s. Now we take a look at their newest album “Now and The Future” as we get to know the guys and see what keeps them going after all these years.

Websites and Socials:

https://www.horacepinker.com

https://www.instagram.com/horacepinker47

https://www.facebook.com/horacepinker

https://www.youtube.com/horacepinker47

Streaming:
Spotify | Apple Music | Bandcamp | Amazon Music

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In this episode of “What The Music” we’re cracking open the computer and playing some submissions you sent in!

Here’s who we played:

Heavy Bloom – In My Head
a genre-blending band from Seattle, WA, known for a soulful fusion of pop, R&B, and funk with influences ranging from 80s synth-pop to modern electronic sounds.

LNDE – Stranger
“Stranger” is the title track of LNDE’s second EP, a 7-song journey through the stages of falling in love.

In The Morning – Sleeping Jesus
“Shotgun”, an album bursting with rock and roll and playful charm.

Streetlights – What’s Your Name Again?
a wide-eyed tale of falling headfirst for a stranger on the morning commute.

KAT ROBICHAUD – Ouija Board
about the people in your life that will always be in your heart, no matter how far away they are.

Primitive Heads – Black Coffee
It’s punk, but not the kind you can pin down — part urgency, part hallucination.
https://www.instagram.com/primitiveheads/

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