Lucy Frost has no filter and we love that. On her new single Shit Kicker she simply DNGAF. She tells you how she feels and she embraces an empowered sexual energy that sounds drippy thirsty. She honors the lyrical juice with an inspired performance full of energy and convincing attitude. The vibe finds the middle ground between Del Water Gap and Hayley Williams with some subtle pop energy in the songs infectious pre chorus. Its an anthem worthy of a crowded bar sing along.
Find the anthem again on our Best New Rock Playlist.
Puppy Teeth gives Paranoia a fresh anthem with their new single Paranoid. The contrast of the kind of pretty vocal adapts cute creepy within the distorted churn of the arrangement. Melodic moments intersect with dissonant breaks in the songs curious melodic design. We love that kind of surprise and unpredictability. For fans of NewDad and Warpaint.
Hear it now on our Best New Rock Playlist.
Jon Often is a dynamic songwriter with many shades to his impressive canon. Everything he does is nice, but we were especially smitten by his single Twenty. A violent melancholy moment, twenty has chill indie rock brilliance to match Often’s escapable melodic serenity. On Twenty he finds the middle ground between Nirvana and Frank Ocean. How’d he do that?! Hear for yourself.
Twenty is on our Best New Rock Playlist.
The Wild Is Calling 