Want to Feel Youthful? Check out TIOGA’s ‘Young Man Now’ Video
Photo credit: Carol Simpson
Philly new wave alt rockers TIOGA have released a video for “Young Man Now,” the bright first single from their debut full-length album “Lodestar.”
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#UMC20: Best of January 2019
Every Monday, we unleash a fresh playlist of new and mostly independent music on Spotify that we call UMC20.
On the last Monday of every month, some of the top tracks from throughout the month will come out to play.
Read morePlenty of Fresh Faces on This Week’s #UMC20 Spotify Playlist
We searched far and wide this week, trying to find new and diverse selections for this week’s edition of the #UMC20 Spotify playlist.
Blood Blush Release Dark, Ambient “Trust” EP.
New York City’s Blood Blush have released their debut EP, “Trust,” a four-track offering of new-wave inspired post-punk with a gothic twist, coated with a generous helping of hazy, reverb-heavy ambiance.
Marc Ambrosia’s “Bleed” a Brooding, Ambient Masterpiece
Straddling the lines of new wave, rock, and pop is “Bleed,” the latest single from Philly-area singer Marc Ambrosia.
gloryBots Debuts With Dark Alt Pop on ‘Dream About Nothing’
Ready for a new wave-y slice of alt-pop with an absolutely killer bass line? You’re in the right place.
Beyond the Valley: Kyle & the Pity Party Set to Bring ‘Home’ to the Valley
Artist: Kyle & the Pity Party
Album: Home
Released: Feb. 3, 2018
Genre: Alternative Rock
Philadelphia Alt Rockers TIOGA Release New Single
In anticipation of their upcoming run of shows, which includes a March 3 opening gig for Low Cut Connie at SteelStacks, Philly-based alternative/indie rock four-piece TIOGA released their new song, “Young Man Now.”
Pool Radio Makes a Dreamy Splash with ‘Pool II’
Artist: Pool Radio
Album: Pool II
Released: Aug. 25, 2017
Genre: Synth Pop
Review: Church Girls – Hidalgo
Artist: Church Girls
Album: Hidalgo
Released: Sept. 15, 2017
Genre: Alternative
Philadelphia indie rock quartet Church Girls have been looking forward to the release of their album, “Hidalgo,” for quite a while. Upon a first listen, it’s easy to hear why. These 11 tracks of dreamy, new wave-fused alt-rock comprise a strong effort, complete with the shimmering ambiance that gives this band its unique place in the indie landscape.