Pomegranates and similar artists

More than three years have passed since we last covered Estonian artist Macajey -- enough time that I didn't for a second recognize his name. Good ne...

This isn't necessarily ground-breaking new music, but it's got a great tempo, progression and build. Every time I listen to it I find myself completel...

In case you're into Swedish indie rock, this one's for you. Mind you... what is Swedish indie rock anyway? Because the closest band I can compare this...

Way back in August of 2015 a band called sjowgren (try pronounce that, right?) released a song called "Seventeen" that I really, really liked. Flash ...

I was initially on the fence when I heard this, but with a second listen it grew on me. Then came the third and fourth listen, and, well... I found my...

It took me a little while to try and figure out who FEWS reminded me of, but that's probably because I haven't listened to the band in question since ...

Last Friday I had the opportunity to see Reptar open up for Cults and Foster The People at The Fillmore in San Francisco. Not only did I get to see th...

Pomegranates' latest, One of Us (released on Afternoon Records), brings indie rock back to basics. They have the essence of a garage band while keepin...

A young band, with excellent production and a varied skill-set that rivals the likes of some of the best new acts out there, I haven't too much doubt ...