War On Drugs songs

Beyond all accolades and fancy press releases, Jeff Cormack's "Who Are We" has that 'something' to it. As it sets off, you are gripped into a space of...

Catalina's "Ceremony" has a warm, comforting feeling to it, like drinking a glass of hot cocoa with a heap of whipped cream on a cold winter evening. ...

Vancouver indie pop act Twin River return after a slight hiatus with rip-roaring new single "Anthony." The tune has a garage-rock vibe with just the ...

It's not too often that a track can evoke so many feels in two and a half minutes.  North Arm is the brainchild of Roderick Smith, also known for his...

The War On Drugs have a new album coming out early next year called Lost in the Dream. They recently released this new single from it, "Red Eyes," an...

Philly's own Thee Idea Men is on the upswing, gearing up to plow through the music scene with their upcoming debut LP. For now, we've got a teaser of ...

Austin indie rockers White Denim recently released an EP titled Takes Place in your Work Space, and "No Real Reason" is the standout track that's gett...

Talk about a "define indie" conversation starter: Mirror Traffic is Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks' fifth album, and was produced by Beck. While "inac...

Carter Tanton, formerly of Tulsa, honed his singer-songwriter chops playing in New York City subways. Listening to  "Murderous Joy," the first single ...

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...

The War on Drugs sounds like a band that hangs out in a basement with low-slung couches and psychedelic posters abound. In fact, they sound like a ban...

The first time I heard Kurt Vile just about a year ago, my first thought was "Damn, that's nasty. In a good way." In a "smoked a pack of cigarettes, d...