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From a new album and a Nashville opportunity back through television placements, studio sessions and a familiar yellow cover, The Como Brothers have a history worth hearing in…
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From a new album and a Nashville opportunity back through television placements, studio sessions and a familiar yellow cover, The Como Brothers have a history worth hearing in…

The Novatones went on hiatus in 2023, but their songs kept finding listeners. Ant Pittman tells Indie Music Bus about the live rooms, closed doors, true stories, and…

A Facebook ad led me to Die Shiny. Their history runs backward through a protest-born single, independent production, queer community, My Fair Fiend, family harmonies and a first…

From hostel-room performances to Mumbai’s live music circuit, Vedant Dukare is finding his place through song. The independent artist shares how he taught himself production, found a more…

Adam Gregory Pergament has spent more than two decades carrying FlowPoetry into clubs, festivals, and rooms where poetry was not always expected. In this wide-ranging conversation, he talks…

The Ethereal Label Society is now in Live Beta. Music fans can apply to create one of the first fan-curated virtual record labels on Indie Music Bus.

Disappeared Completely pairs the intimate ache of Not With Me with an unusually honest, direct relationship with listeners.

Platinum Moon’s Table For Three connects a compact relationship narrative with active touring and public invitations that give listeners a place in the band’s next move.

In Tasmania’s rain, forests, and changing light, Lou Fin found a home and a way to turn solitude, gratitude, and uncertainty into Forest Folk.