A new music video marks the end of a creative cycle and the dawn of new direction for photographer and guitarist Noboru ‘Sho’ Nikaido ...

A new music video marks the end of a creative cycle and the dawn of new direction for photographer and guitarist Noboru ‘Sho’ Nikaido ...

The (Local) Fresh Five: She’s Green, Partial Traces, Aesha Minor, Falcon Arrow, and Mike Kota Check out an all-local Fresh Five consisting of great new songs from local artists She’s Green, Partial ...

After several years of honing their craft live and releasing a series of singles, the locals Unstable Shapes are dropping their debut album, Delicate Machinery, on Learning Curve Records today. This ...

“Cinnamon”, Loser Magnet, 2023 Head down to the White Squirrel on 7th Street in St. Paul tonight, June 16th, for a free evening of local bands celebrating Loser Magnet’s new video single. Surf duo ...

Backyard Concert Series with Carnage the Executioner, Larry Wish, and To Be Named Thing Nautilus Theater, Saint Paul, MN June 18th, 2025 ...

The world is heavy, and local duo DUG are here to soundtrack it. This isn’t an album to calm your nerves, or to make sense of the chaos. It is chaos. It is chugging, Sleep-esqe guitars, metallic ...

The band is the passion project of Dustin Tessier, formerly of Lazer Forever, who self-recorded and released a debut EP called “The Ledger” in late 2016. Live, Tessier is backed by the drumming of ...

We were first blown away by Discovery Zone (JJ Weihl) back in 2020 upon the release of her debut album Remote Control. Since Weihl was at the time based in Berlin, I figured it would likely be some ...

Clocking in at just under one hour, the tape is ten songs that are peaceful and lush, a tinge of sadness countered with a bucolic beauty that that shimmers through your speakers, swelling and cresting ...

Shady Cove is a new project from Sarah Rose and Sarah Nienaber, who Minneapolis music fans know from Gospel Gossip, Candace, Is/Is, Web of Sunsets, First Communion Afterparty, etc, etc. On “Summer ...

Over the years the Minneapolis-based Drone Not Drones has expanded from a yearly concert to a place where new music is being released, and now they’re venturing into releasing their first ever vinyl.