Daily Yinz – Sad Bulldog – Dog Waters Barking

The riff-happy band recently released its self-titled debut EP. Groups that specialize in peaks-and-valleys guitar sojourns usually give themselves names like "We Think As Paintings" or "You Burn Because You Are Alive" or "Hoisting Mountains Toward The Sun." Not Sad Bulldog. Despite their dejected moniker--and Sad Bulldog's artwork, which features an adorably morose canine--the band's … Continue reading Daily Yinz – Sad Bulldog – Dog Waters Barking

Daily Yinz – Jon Bygone – Cheese Ball King

The noise-punk trio released its self-titled debut EP on Boston's outforarip label. Jon Bygone's music feels intriguingly dangerous, like some pulsing mound that you stumble upon in a smelly, low-lit tunnel and quickly hurry away from, back to the light, all the while wondering, what if I had stayed... If you do stay to experience … Continue reading Daily Yinz – Jon Bygone – Cheese Ball King

Daily Yinz – Tony From Bowling – Summoner

To celebrate the first anniversary of their 2025 album, Appear, the psych-rock band released a few more tracks recorded during those sessions. "Summoner" pairs a jagged, scrabbling chord progression with strident drums, thick gobs of bass, necromancer vocal harmonies, and a spindle of guitar drone that hangs in the middle of the mix like a … Continue reading Daily Yinz – Tony From Bowling – Summoner

Daily Yinz – Chet Vincent & The Music Industry – Only Child

Prolific guitarist/vocalist Chet Vincent's latest album with The Music Industry is Static On The Radio. Static opens with a bout of swaying heartsickness on its rueful title track, moves into a Tom Petty-style ode to Mary Jane, clad alluringly in her green dress, and then devotes its final eight cuts to grateful, sun-dazed cardiac repair. … Continue reading Daily Yinz – Chet Vincent & The Music Industry – Only Child

Daily Yinz – sorry face – unmarked car

The punk firebrands' prickly new EP is needle beach. Each of the EP's four tracks whips up a confrontational ruckus, but the most unruly offering is closer "unmarked car," which seethes like a pit of paranoid stomach acid. Roiling drums and agitated guitars build steadily in intensity while Noa Seese narrates queasy snippets pulled straight … Continue reading Daily Yinz – sorry face – unmarked car

Daily Yinz – Mirabelle Skipworth – Rarely See The Sun

The folk singer and songwriter's latest album is When The Waters Part. The album enfolds the listener gently and brightly with wistful melodies, reflective strums, and rippling keys. Standout track "Rarely See The Sun," which unspools on the back of dawnbreak piano notes and breathy brass accents, finds Skipworth tucked away in a kind of … Continue reading Daily Yinz – Mirabelle Skipworth – Rarely See The Sun

Daily Yinz – PosterChild – Shot In The Chest

The quintet released its debut studio album, Leaving New Mexico, in January. The album, an ambitious, post-apocalyptic-ish concept piece that explores themes of disillusionment, acceptance, and familial return, centers on frontman Gibson Musisko's passionate, searching delivery. Backed by instrumentals that alternately soothe and seethe, Musisko--sometimes keening, sometimes murmuring, sometimes raging--muses with offbeat humor on the … Continue reading Daily Yinz – PosterChild – Shot In The Chest