Daddy's Beemer Fuels Up with New Single; Debuting Now via Under The Radar

South Carolina quartet Daddy's Beemer are cruising towards a big year in 2023 — with a brand new single and freshly announced tour dates across the Southeast.

Premiering today via Under The Radar, "Heart Attack" is an urgent pulse of indie rock that rivals Band of Horses, Born Ruffians, and Briston Maroney. Stream it down below and find the group’s full tour itinerary as well, featuring pit stops in Atlanta, Nashville, Orlando, Louisville, and more.

Originally formed at Clemson University, Daddy’s Beemer relocated to Charleston and released their debut album in 2020 — which was praised by Earmilk, The Big Takeover, Atwood Magazine, and many others. "Heart Attack" is the band's third single from their upcoming sophomore LP out later this year.

2023 Winter + Spring Tour Dates

• Friday, February 3rd – Rock Hill, SC (New Brookland Tavern)

• Saturday, February 4th – Raleigh, NC (American Vinyl Co.)

• Thursday, February 16th – Savannah, GA (El Rocko Lounge)

• Friday, February 17th – Columbia, SC (New Brookland Tavern)

• Saturday, February 18th – Atlanta, GA (529)

• Thursday, March 2nd – Clemson, SC (Tiger Town Tavern)

• Friday, March 3rd – Greenville, SC (The Radio Room)

• Saturday, March 4th – Nashville, TN (The East Room)

• Sunday, March 5th – Knoxville, TN (Barley’s Taproom)

• Tuesday, March 7th – Chattanooga, TN (Cherry Street Tavern)

• Wednesday, March 8th – Louisville, KY (Portal)

• Friday, March 10th – Covington, KY (Madison Live)

• Thursday, March 23rd – Tallahassee, FL (Club Downunder)

• Friday, March 24th – Orlando, FL (Will’s Pub)

• Saturday, March 25th – Jacksonville, FL (Jack Rabbits)

Thee Windows Share "Warning" Video; Now Streaming in Glide Magazine

Indie rock trio Thee Windows released their debut album, Margin of Error, earlier this month — and today they’re back for a curtain call with a brand new music video.

Check out the world premiere of “Warning” streaming exclusively in Glide Magazine. And in case you missed it, discover the band’s recent features via The Big Takeover and The AU Review.

Thee Windows began as guitarist and songwriter Dustin O’Keefe’s bedroom project Dusty Tupelo. Having played in various New Orleans-based bands throughout the 2010s (notably opening for Bully, Homeshake, and Pinegrove), he relocated to Baltimore in 2018. There he enlisted bassist Keegan Gore and drummer Chris Birch of the Victory Records signed math-rock quartet The Junior Varsity to round out the lineup.

Perhaps influenced by the colder weather of Maryland compared to south Louisiana, or maybe the energy of the collaborative experience, the new songs had a certain edge that was missing before. As the group’s writing and recording process progressed, the sound morphed from drum-machine and synth based experimentation into straight up indie rock with nods to shoegaze, emo, folk, and post-punk.

Watch the music video for “Warning” below — and don’t miss Thee Windows on December 2nd at The Crown in Baltimore for their cassette release show with Billy Basement, Gay Baseball, and Sleeper’s Awake.

Listen to Fox Grin's New Single "Seasick", Premiering via Under The Radar

Nashville-based outfit Fox Grin has been taking some time off to work on their next record, so we’re thrilled to hear the band’s first new music in nearly two years.

A riptide of indie pop that crashes into Beach House, Toro y Moi, and Unknown Mortal Orchestra, take a listen to “Seasick” — debuting right now via Under The Radar and streaming down below.

Originally founded in Atlanta, Georgia by Thom Chapman (vocals / guitar / keys) and David Bean (bass / backing vocals), Fox Grin’s sound paints brilliantly colored landscapes with a pop sensibility. Their work has previously been featured by Audiotree, American Songwriter, The Big Takeover, and many others.

Thee Windows Premiere Debut Album ‘Margin of Error’ via The AU Review

Last month, indie rock trio Thee Windows announced their debut LP, Margin of Error — which officially arrives this Friday.

We’ve already heard lead single “40 Degrees of Separation” courtesy of The Big Takeover, and today the Maryland newcomers are streaming the entire album a few days early via The AU Review.

Thee Windows began as guitarist and songwriter Dustin O’Keefe’s bedroom project Dusty Tupelo. Having played in various New Orleans-based bands throughout the 2010s (notably opening for Bully, Homeshake, and Pinegrove), he relocated to Baltimore in 2018. There he enlisted bassist Keegan Gore and drummer Chris Birch of the Victory Records signed math-rock quartet The Junior Varsity to round out the lineup.

Perhaps influenced by the colder weather of Maryland compared to south Louisiana, or maybe the energy of the collaborative experience, the new songs had a certain edge that was missing before. As the group’s writing and recording process progressed, the sound morphed from drum-machine and synth based experimentation into straight up indie rock with nods to shoegaze, emo, folk, and post-punk.

Listen to Margin of Error down below — and catch Thee Windows on December 2nd at The Crown in Baltimore for their cassette release show with Billy Basement, Gay Baseball, and Sleeper’s Awake.

Quality Time Kicks Back with "Recliner" Video; Streaming via Under The Radar

South Carolina quartet Quality Time released their new single "Recliner" earlier this year, and today they’ve shared a music video to complement the track — premiering via Under The Radar and streaming below.

It’s a velvet throne of indie rock that sits somewhere between Turnover, Tigers Jaw, and Origami Angel. The group teamed back up with The Animist, who directed the band’s critically acclaimed video for "Let Go" — which caught the attention of Flood Magazine and won an Upstate Music Award last year.

Originally formed out of high school, Quality Time has hit the ground running after a brief hiatus in 2019. Their latest album, Staring at the Ceiling From a Cold Bed, finds singer/guitarist Pearson Parham leading the Greenville-based outfit through ten tracks of effortlessly melodic, emotionally resonant rock — backed by Kyle Grant’s skyscraping guitars and the locked-in rhythms of drummer Jonathan Vandersloot and bassist John Balentine.

Blonde Bones Premiere New Single "Hotel Swimming Pool" with The Big Takeover

Jumping in with a brand new single, listen to Nashville quartet Blonde Bones squeeze the last few drops out of summer on "Hotel Swimming Pool" — now streaming exclusively at The Big Takeover.

A cannonball of psychedelic indie rock and jangle pop that approaches Mac Demarco, Ben Kweller, and Beach Fossils, it's another big splash from the Tennessee outfit and their aptly named Swimming Pool EP — set to arrive this Friday via The Record Machine.

Blonde Bones originally began as the project of Christian Barnett and Joe Reb while studying music and performing arts at the University of Tennessee. Their quirky lyrics and memorable melodies quickly built a buzz on campus and around town before evolving into a four-piece with the addition of Daniel Ryan and Jacob Carey.

On debut LP, Hiding Out, the group worked with producer Damon Moon (Curtis Harding, Dinner Time, Bathe Alone) at his Atlanta-based studio Standard Electric Recording Co. The album was released in February 2020 just before the pandemic hit — which ultimately allowed the band to continue sessions with Moon, resulting in the forthcoming EP.

Check out “Hotel Swimming Pool” below — and click to read more recent coverage of Blonde Bones thanks to Under The Radar, Glide Magazine, and For The Rabbits.

Thee Windows Announce Debut LP, Share Lead Single via The Big Takeover

Breezing in from Baltimore, newly formed trio Thee Windows have announced their debut album 'Margin of Error' — set to arrive on October 14th.

Today they’ve also unlatched the LP’s opening track and lead single “40 Degrees of Separation”. Now premiering at The Big Takeover, it’s a parachute of indie rock that lands near Pavement, Built To Spill, and Broken Social Scene.

Thee Windows started as guitarist and songwriter Dustin O’Keefe’s bedroom project Dusty Tupelo. Having played in various New Orleans-based bands throughout the 2010s (notably opening for Bully, Homeshake, and Pinegrove), he relocated to Maryland in 2018. There he enlisted bassist Keegan Gore and drummer Chris Birch of the Victory Records signed math-rock quartet The Junior Varsity to round out the lineup. 

Perhaps influenced by the colder weather of Baltimore compared to south Louisiana, or maybe the energy of the collaborative process, the new songs had a certain edge that was missing before. As the group’s writing and recording process progressed, the sound morphed from drum-machine and synth based experimentation into straight up indie-rock with nods to shoegaze, emo, folk, and post-punk. 

Check out “40 Degrees of Separation” below, and stay tuned for more from the group in the coming weeks ahead.

Sara Rachele Aims Ahead with "Sad Song"; Now Premiering in Glide Magazine

Earlier this year, New York-based songbird Sara Rachele released her latest album, Heartstrings — catching the attention of Rolling Stone, Under The Radar, The Big Takeover, and many others along the way.

Now she’s back with another new single titled “Sad Song”, a crystal ball of indie rock and psychedelic folk that recalls Angel Olson, Kate Bush, and Sharon Van Etten.

It’s debuting right now over in Glide Magazine and officially arrives next week via Ropeadope Records. Get the first listen down below — and be sure to follow Sara on Spotify and Instagram for all the latest news.

Blonde Bones Go Big with "Slow Chameleon"; Listen Now at Under The Radar

Nashville outfit Blonde Bones just shared their latest single "Slow Chameleon" — a geometric pattern of psychedelic pop and indie rock that resembles Dr. Dog, Fruit Bats, and The Shins.

Premiering right now over at Under The Radar, it’s the second take from the band’s upcoming Swimming Pool EP — set to arrive later this year on midwest label The Record Machine.

Listen to “Slow Chameleon” down below — and in case you missed it, read our previous coverage of the quartet’s lead single featured in Glide Magazine and For The Rabbits.

Blonde Bones Unleash "New Animals" Lyric Video; Debuting via For The Rabbits

After nearly two years on hold, Nashville quartet Blonde Bones splashed back into action this May by announcing their upcoming Swimming Pool EP — the outfit’s first release on midwestern label The Record Machine.

We heard lead single “New Animals” earlier in the summer when it premiered with Glide Magazine, and today the band has revealed a lyric video that breathes even more life into the track. Watch it right now — debuting exclusively via For The Rabbits.

Formed at the University of Tennessee while studying music and performing arts, Blonde Bones began as the indie rock project of Nashville natives Christian Barnett and Joe Reb. The schoolmates built a buzz on campus and around town for their quirky lyrics and memorable melodies before eventually adding Daniel Ryan and Jacob Carey to the lineup.

On their debut LP, Hiding Out, the quartet worked with producer Damon Moon (Curtis Harding, Dinner Time, Bathe Alone) at his Atlanta-based studio Standard Electric Recording Co. The result was a trippy homage to psychedelic pop highlighted by heart-wrenching loneliness and the occasional sideways glance towards good-hearted self-deprecation.

The album was released in February 2020 — and we all know what happened next. The pandemic provided ample free time and allowed the band to keep booking studio dates with Moon, which resulted in the upcoming EP that’s set to hit shelves later this year.

Bathe Alone Sets Sail with "Once More"; Premiering Now in Glide Magazine

Atlanta-based outfit Bathe Alone has been making quite a buzz this year on the way towards their sophomore album. They’ve already shared three songs from the upcoming LP, and today we’re excited to get another preview from Fall With The Lights Down.

Debuting courtesy of Glide Magazine, “Once More” is a floral pastel of indie pop and psychedelic folk that lands between Beach House, Warpaint, and The xx. It’s different than anything we’ve heard from Bathe Alone so far, but still feels right at home within the band’s growing catalogue.

Stream the new single down below — featuring a lyric video directed by Nic Huey — and check out some previous coverage of the highly anticipated album, which has already been praised by Under The Radar, Ones To Watch, and Atwood Magazine.

In case you missed it, Bathe Alone supported Beabadoobee earlier this summer and has recently been featured in numerous Spotify and Apple Music editorial playlists as well. Fall With The Lights Down is set to arrive later this year (the official release date is still to be determined).

Daddy's Beemer Shines with "Harvest Moon"; Debuting via The Big Takeover

Racing along at supersonic speeds, Charleston-based outfit Daddy’s Beemer is back with “Harvest Moon” — the band’s first new music of the year.

A bright convertible of jangle pop and indie rock, it almost feels like a victory lap for the group recalling the sounds of Beach Fossils, The Kooks, and Two Door Cinema Club.

Now debuting via The Big Takeover and streaming down below, hear the South Carolina quartet’s take on the classic Neil Young tune for its 30th anniversary celebration.

Daddy’s Beemer will be hitting the road later this month as well for a tour across the midwest and southeast with Atlanta-based indie upstarts Dinner Time. Find all those dates below and grab tickets to a show near you.

2022 Summer Tour Dates

• Friday, June 17th – Columbia, SC (New Brookland Tavern)

• Saturday, June 18th – Asheville, NC (American Vinyl Co.)

• Monday, June 20th – Louisville, KY (Kaiju)

• Tuesday, June 21st – Cincinnati, OH (The Comet)

• Friday, June 24th – Chicago, IL (Burlington Bar)

• Saturday, June 25th – Indianapolis, IN (Healer)

• Sunday, June 26th – Nashville, TN (The East Room)

• Tuesday, June 28th – Chattanooga, TN (Cherry Street Tavern)

• Wednesday, June 29th – Birmingham, AL (The Nick)

• Thursday, June 30th – Atlanta, GA (The Masquerade)

• Friday, July 1st – Athens, GA (The Globe)

• Saturday, July 2nd – Greenville, SC* (The Radio Room)*

  *without Dinner Time

Little Treblemakers Share "Happy Together"; Premiering via Immersive Atlanta

Little Treblemakers is an Atlanta-based music education program led by some of Georgia's finest indie artists offering guitar, ukulele, piano, drums, and voice lessons to children of all ages.

Each year they work with a new cast of students to create one-of-a-kind performances, recordings, and music videos — and today we’re honored to help premiere their latest effort “Happy Together”.

Now debuting via Immersive Atlanta, it’s a bright and sunny take on the 1960’s classic by The Turtles. Check out the music video down below — and keep your eyes peeled for some familiar faces from the Georgia music scene (including members of Sydney Eloise & The Palms, Bathe Alone, Gloria, bandanna, and Standard Electric Recorders Company).

Bathe Alone Debuts New Single via Under The Radar; Set to Open for Beabadoobee

It’s a jungle out there for bands in the indie music world, but Atlanta dream pop outfit Bathe Alone seems to be navigating things just fine.

The project led by multi-instrumentalist Bailey Crone released their debut album last year, while 2022 has already brought a handful of singles from upcoming LP Fall With The Lights Down.

Now premiering via Under The Radar is their newest track “Animals” & Trees” — a dense forest of sound that sports a minimalist vocal performance against a hypnotic and sprawling groove. It’s currently being featuring in two Spotify Editorial playlists (Lorem and Indie Pop) and two Apple Music editorial playlists as well (Indie + Chill and New In Indie).

In other big news from Bathe Alone, they’ll be joining global pop sensation Beabadoobee next Monday at The Orange Peel in Asheville, North Carolina. Tickets are still available and can be purchased here.

Dylan Gilbert Sparks Up with "Solar Flares"; Debuting Now in Glide Magazine

North Carolina phenom Dylan Gilbert has announced his upcoming solo album, a lo-fi and drone inspired record titled Spirit Breeze.

Set to arrive later this month, we’ve got a sneak peek of lead single “Solar Flares” today — streaming over in Glide Magazine. It’s a slow-burning bonfire with a psychedelic blaze that resembles Active Child, Helado Negro, and Neon Indian.

Give it a whirl down below — and get ready for the full album, which is set to arrive on May 27th.

A songwriter, sound artist, and performer from Charlotte, Gilbert is a founding member of the genre-bending punk band Hectorina. His music ranges from guitar-based art pop to experimental music — taking inspiration from artists such as Kate Bush, Talk Talk, Björk, Prince, David Lynch, and ambient and minimalist music.

Blonde Bones Break Away with New Single; Premiering via Glide Magazine

Nashville-based quartet Blonde Bones are roaring back into action with “New Animals”, the first we’ve heard from the band in nearly two years.

A sunset safari of indie rock and slacker pop that mirrors Mac DeMarco, Mild High Club, and The Walters, it’s the lead single from their upcoming Swimming Pool EP — and it’s debuting now in Glide Magazine.

Formed at the University of Tennessee while studying music and performing arts, Blonde Bones began as the indie rock project of Nashville natives Christian Barnett and Joe Reb. The schoolmates built a buzz on campus and around town for their quirky lyrics and memorable melodies before eventually adding Daniel Ryan and Jacob Carey to the lineup.

On their debut LP, Hiding Out, the quartet worked with producer Damon Moon (Curtis Harding, Dinner Time, Bathe Alone) at his Atlanta-based studio Standard Electric Recording Co. The result was a trippy homage to psychedelic pop highlighted by heart-wrenching loneliness and the occasional sideways glance towards good-hearted self-deprecation.

The album was released in February 2020 — and we all know what happened next. The pandemic provided ample free time and allowed the band to keep booking studio dates with Moon, which resulted in the upcoming EP. Arriving later this summer, it's their first release since signing with Midwest indie label The Record Machine.

Bathe Alone Signs with The Record Machine; Shares New Single in Variance Magazine

Dream pop outfit Bathe Alone has announced their sophomore album, Fall With The Lights Down, is expected to arrive later this summer.

They recently signed to Kansas City-based label The Record Machine, and now they’re ready to share the LP’s lead single “Decades & Dreams”. Premiering in Variance Magazine, it’s a whirlpool of indie pop and psychedelic folk that splashes into Clairo, Beach House, and The xx.

While it’s already been picked up by three Spotify editorial playlists this week (All New Indie, Fresh Finds, and Fresh Finds Indie), the latest from the Peach State troupe is also accompanied with a music video directed by filmmaker Nic Huey.

Give that a spin down below — and grab tickets to Bathe Alone’s first ever live performance on Friday, April 15th, as they support Widowspeak in Athens, Georgia.

Mountain Party Climbs High with New Single; Debuting via The Big Takeover

Hiking through with their first new music since 2020, Mountain Party has officially returned with "Hell, I Don't Know" — now premiering at The Big Takeover.

With roots planted in the Peach State, the Atlanta-based outfit finds inspiration from the working class and the everyday tragedy and celebration of American life. The band’s latest single hauls a giant boulder of rock n’ roll in the direction of Pedro The Lion, Bright Eyes, and The Menzingers — delivering their most dynamic and lush track to date.

Listen to “Hell, I Don’t Know” down below, and catch Mountain Party’s first show in nearly two years when they take the stage in their hometown on February 24th at The Earl.

Sara Rachele Takes Off with "T-T-Tonight"; Premiering Now in Atwood Magazine

New York-based songbird Sara Rachele is set to release her upcoming LP next month, and today she’s unveiled “T-T-Tonight" — a locomotive force of indie rock headed towards Angel Olson, Lucy Dacus, and Sharon Van Etten.

Now debuting in Atwood Magazine, it’s the final single from Heartstrings — which arrives on February 11th via Ropeadope Records.

“‘T-T-Tonight’ is a tune where I wanted to sink into a simple moment”, says Rachele. “It’s a song about impulse, and that zing of a split-second where an opportunity presents itself”.

Check out the track down below — and in case you missed it, discover some of the high praise the album has already received from Under The Radar, The Big Takeover, American Blues Scene, and more.