Mason Maggio—member of indie rock band The Republic Of Wolves and folk duo Tigers On Trains—has a new solo project called Souveneer. Today, we have the honor of premiering an acoustic version of one of his recent singles, titled “Strangers.” “‘Strangers’ was the first song written for this project, and an ironically difficult exercise in […]
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UTG PREMIERE: Wanderer – ‘Gloom Daze’
May 16th, 2016 
Brian Leak Today, we have the pleasure of bringing you the vicious, throat-ripping Gloom Daze from Minneapolis five-piece Wanderer. Clocking in at around 20 minutes across seven tracks, the band’s newest effort is ripe with metal-laced hardcore and underlying punk influences. It leaves little room for breathers during its brief runtime but offers plenty of chaos for […]
UTG PREMIERE: The Pinx – “Southern Gent”
May 10th, 2016 Kyle Florence Today, we’re excited to bring you “Southern Gent,” a rip-roaring bit of real talk courtesy of Atlanta rock revivalists The Pinx. The track is taken from the band’s impending full-length, Freedom, which is set to make landfall on Friday, May 27. Check it out after the break and share your thoughts with us in the […]
SMLE deliver a bouncy remix of K.Flay’s “FML”
May 5th, 2016 Mike Giegerich California rapper K.Flay recently teamed up with Adult Swim to debut the colorfully animated visuals for her new single, “FML.” The track has also received a handful of remixes to date, but anonymous production duo SMLE have laid claim to the best retooling of the bunch with their take on “FML.” Stripping away some of the upbeat electro […]
Two Friends remix Audien and Lady Antebellum’s “Something Better”
May 5th, 2016 Mike Giegerich Audien and Lady Antebellum collaborated on the anthemic “Something Better” in 2015, but almost a year later, self-described soul house duo Two Friends have provided a fresh take on the track just in time for summer 2016. As the producers step out of their usual comfort zone and flank Hillary Scott’s countrified vocals with enthusiastic acoustic guitar-work, it […]
K?d delivers a breathtaking “Doin’ It Right” remix
May 5th, 2016 Mike Giegerich Daft Punk’s “Doin’ It Right” has received its fair share of remixes since 2013, but few artists have managed to deliver a product as genuinely fresh as K?d‘s overhaul of the track. The original work’s constant, funky flow is replaced with an exercise in building up the French duo’s vocoder-laden hook before releasing all the built-up tension into […]
UTG PREMIERE: Marcus Blacke’s self-titled LP is haunting and full of soul
May 5th, 2016 Brian Leak Today, we have the honor of bringing you the newest release from self-proclaimed “Gothic folk” singer-songwriter Marcus Blacke. Hailing from Port Macquarie in the Mid North Coast area of New South Wales, Australia, Blacke crafts hauntingly beautiful folk and Americana with vocals that will undoubtedly draw comparisons to the distinctive and ofttimes nasally delivery of […]
Bee’s Knees provide a funky remix of Morgan Page’s “Safe Til Tomorrow”
May 3rd, 2016 Mike Giegerich Morgan Page‘s euphoric house collaboration with Angelika Vee recently received a remix courtesy of Pegboard Nerds, but earlier today, production duo Bee’s Knees stepped up and delivered their take on “Safe Til Tomorrow.” Adding funky vibes aplenty, the retooled work takes on a whole new life while keeping Vee’s captivating vocals just as relevant in the mix. […]
UTG PREMIERE: Weller – ‘Career Fair’ EP
April 29th, 2016 Brian Leak Today, we have the immense honor of premiering Weller‘s brand new EP, titled Career Fair. Recorded with Modern Baseball’s Jake Ewald at The Metal Shop in Philadelphia, Weller’s newest will work its way into the hearts and minds of those who can’t get enough of Ewald’s band and similar Pennsylvania acts like Tigers Jaw, Three […]
UTG PREMIERE: Mother Goose – “Pity Party”
April 25th, 2016 John Bazley New Jersey rock unit Mother Goose are set to release their debut EP, Pity Party, on Friday, April 29. Today, we’re excited to exclusively premiere the effort’s title track. “Pity Party” perfectly showcases the band’s confessional lyrical leanings and bouncy rock-and-roll bravado, reminiscent of Say Anything’s Baseball and Menorah / Majorah, with just a hint of 1970s classic rock. The […]
UTG PREMIERE: Inquiry – ‘Ghost Poet’
April 25th, 2016 Kyle Florence This morning, we’re thrilled to bring you Inquiry‘s outstanding new EP, Ghost Poet, a full week ahead of its official May 3 release. Listen in after the break, and let us know what you think in the comments section below. Speaking on their dynamic new undertaking, the band shared: “We came to the studio with […]
UTG PREMIERE: The Energy – ‘When We Were Young’
April 22nd, 2016 Brian Leak Brooklyn rock quartet The Energy are just a day away from releasing their fifth studio album in an impressive decade-plus career as a band. Today, we have the distinct pleasure of premiering the entire nine-track effort a tad early for fans to enjoy. Speaking on the new album, titled When We Were Young, the band […]