On Radio 85, the band takes the chaos, isolation, nostalgia, and underground energy of pandemic-era New York and transforms it into a restless alternative rock record built around survival, transformation, and life inside a city pushed to its limits.

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Hidden ticket fees are making live music less accessible, and independent artists and venues are paying the biggest price. As unexpected charges drive up concert costs, smaller shows risk losing the audiences they depend on most.

Los Angeles singer-songwriter and NPR Tiny Desk finalist Noa Bar enters deeply personal territory with “FOREVER, WHAT DID YOU MEAN?,” the second single from her forthcoming album, A Heartbreak Specialist.

In a world where every moment seems destined for a social media feed, Orange County indie-folk singer-songwriter Kyle Matthyew is encouraging listeners to put their phones down and experience life as it happens. His latest single, “Garden Song,” offers a refreshing perspective on happiness, human connection, and the beauty of slowing down. Raised along the beaches of Southern California, Kyle Matthyew approaches songwriting as an ongoing conversation with himself, exploring t

Portland-based rock project Lucid Aisle steps into a hypnotic world of sound and imagery with “Silhouette Dream,” a sprawling, experimental release now accompanied by an official music video that pushes the song’s surreal atmosphere even further. Blurring psychedelic rock, dream pop, ambient textures, and experimental rock, “Silhouette Dream” has an unusual history. The song began nearly a decade ago when Lucid Aisle’s Brent Joel Jones stumbled onto a clean electric guitar ri