Combines overly emmo pop-style vocals with dark themes and heavy metal backing tracks. For some reason every song is a collab.

Slow dramatic country/Americana with soulful vocals

Punk rock with one rhythm guitar and one noodley one, decent scream/vocals and lyrics, but just doesn't stand out.

One EP out. Vibraphone indie rock.

Harder indie rock similar to Dinosaur Jr, but with almost tone-deaf vocals.

Male emo heavy synth music with rap parts thrown in. Sounds like a lot of other similar acts. Good vocals.

Australian duo creates contagious soul groove based pop-rock. Our favorite: "Temper Temper."

Smooth, sassy country that could benefit from a tiny bit more sassiness.

Whiny female alternative rock. Songs are mostly verses with very little punch arriving in chorus and limited dynamics.

1970's vibe, with closest comp KC and the Sunshine Band. Smooth, subdued vocals similar to Evan Dando. Check out "This Time."

Entertaining, catchy, well executed country. Production can get too slick/cheezy sometimes.

Emo alternative rock created by singer/musician Joey Vannucchi. Feels like a collection of cool sounding parts. Not sure we'd come back...

They do string covers of popular songs.

Well produced, sexy, easy on the ears pop, mostly Spanish language and lots of auto-tune on the vocals.

Well produced lightweight mainstream country for white people.

Super emo, trembly-voiced, echo-laden soul-pop. Admittedly subjective -- we just can't abide the tremolo vocal thing.

Pop country girl group, featuring more pop than country. Many bitter "you ruined my life" tunes about bad relationships.

Deeply unhappy thrash-metal with atonal screaming, and also, not unsurprisingly, some goth emo parts with pretty singing.

If Sonic Youth did hardcore punk with Kim Gordon doing most of the singing. Good energy and screaming. Check out "Maybe Blue."

Serious toned heavy-ish rock, strong vocals, reminds of Living Color but with heavier guitar sound.