LA-based producer Max Foreman recently let go of his single, “Letter of Resignation”, a “sardonic ode to leaving a toxic work environment.” The track revels in some 70s rock in the vein of Steely Dan, with elements of artists like Mac DeMarco with a groovy funky spirit, and confident spirit that has a ton of charm and classic songwriting influence. It’s a complete and utter bop. Enjoy a listen to “Letter of Resignation” now below. Max Foreman · Letter Of Resignation The post Max Foreman – “Letter of Resignation” appeared first on We All Want Someone To Shout For ..read more

Newcastle-Upon-Tyne’s Lizzie Esau recently returned with her powerhouse new single “Wait Too Late”, one of a series of releases that will come out during the first half of 2024. It’s a blistering blend of chugging anthemic pop and rock, with a bit of the punch and seductive power of Wolf Alice, with a vibrant nature and energy totally of its own with a blistering chorus that pulls you in before spitting you back out. Speaking on “Wait Too Late”, Lizzie adds: “I’ve had this song in my repertoire for a while now and it’s been one that all of us loved. It was just about giving it the right prod ..read more

Philadelphia-based indie rockers Grocer returned with their new album, Bless Me, last month via Grind Select. One of the highlights from the LP is “Golden Sedan”, a song they say is  about “being stressed in the car”.” It’s a punchy blend of 90s-led indie rock with a raw garage rock element and some sharp guitar work with an artful charm. Speaking on the track, the band’s Cody Nelson adds: “Golden Sedan is a look back at a common thread throughout my life, which is being stressed out in the car. As a lifelong traveling musician and anxiety sufferer, I’ve had many of the highes ..read more

Little Miss Echo is a new dream pop band from Boston, Massachusetts who is preparing the release of their debut self-titled album in June. We previously shared lead single “Optigan” and today follow-up with “Worst Things First.” It’s a nod to classic psych-rockers of a bygone era with grooviness and natural pop songwriting chops, the sort of quality rock and roll that you just don’t see too much these days. Natural hooks but also a dive into a hypnotic sense of psych-grit and powerhouse guitar work that channels all the classics from The Byrds, T-Rex, and even modern bands like Temples ..read more

Wibes are a Norweigan alt pop duo that met on a bus in summer 2022, heading to a rave in downtown Oslo. They’re planning to release their debut album later this year and have given us a taste with their single “uendelig flow”. It’s a song about “living and loving to the fullest, and sampling everything that life has to offer.” It’s a vibrant and effortlessly cool pop song that takes an 80s Stereolab dream-like quality that is as ethereal and lush as it is undeniably catchy. It feels like a daydream taken after having too much wine and enjoying a picnic sprawled out in a park. Enjoy a listen n ..read more

bastardo is an Italian indie rock musician who recently returned with their new single “Fossa.” It’s described by them as a song “about a sinner waking up inside a pit.” There’s a bit of a late-night atmospheric and gothic nature with elements of bands like Molchat Dolma, with some dreamy post-punk guitars with also an upbeat dance-leaning nature that feels like a late night exploration in a seedy part of town. Enjoy a listen to “Fossa” now below. The post bastardo – “Fossa” appeared first on We All Want Someone To Shout For ..read more

That Graduate is a musician who recently shared his first solo single, “Leave The Mild.” A song that he wrote in regards to “leaving behind anything in life that you might consider “mild” and not worth your time.” It’s a dreamy sort of jangly indie rock outing that you would have found posted on blogs like these during the heydey of the scene in the mid 2000s. It’s melancholic in the best way possible and the start of what looks to be a very promising future. Enjoy a listen to “Leave the Mild” now below. The post That Graduate – “Leave the Mild” appeared first on We All Want Someone To Shout ..read more

Olive Riggio is a singer-songwriter based in Brooklyn who is preparing the release of her debut solo EP Eden, which is out May 24th. “Tropical Depression” is the second single shared from it, a warm and inviting sun-soaked blend of melancholic indie folk that features some tender vocals and gorgeous instrumentation and flourishes that have a gorgeous cinematic reach and set of horns. Enjoy a listen now below. The post Olive Riggio – “Tropical Depression” appeared first on We All Want Someone To Shout For ..read more

Tara Kannangara is a Canadian artist who recently released her new EP, Extraordinary People. It features tracks like the standout single and opener, “Apartment.” It’s a track that opens up with a vibrant 80’s themed synth-pop sound and a colorful vibrant indie rock and pop blend that has a bit of an anthemic and widescreen nature that channels a bit of Japanese Breakfast, Mitski, and 90s alt-rock and pop revival such as Soccer Mommy and Snail Mail. In other words, it’s great. Enjoy a listen now below and find the EP available to stream/buy at Bandcamp. Extraordinary People by Tara Kannangara ..read more

Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter Timmy Milner has recently returned with his single “Poison”, a rousing blend of 90s rock through a lens entirely of his own. It’s off of his upcoming sophomore album, due out soon. It blends elements of 90s rock, grunge, and folk, offering a thematic offering that acts as a “cautionary tale against drunkenness.” Big guitar riffs, tight production, and pointed lyricism that all adds up in a biting fashion. Enjoy a listen to “Poison” now below. The post Timmy Milner – “Poison” appeared first on We All Want Someone To Shout For ..read more