CHAI: Punk Miranda RobertsMarch 24, 2019 Punk isn’t named after the genre of music. It is about being yourself and not limiting yourself to society’s expectations. Hip Hop/Electronic Rotation 2
Tiny Ruins: Olympic Girls Quinn LeydaMarch 20, 2019 With its simple melodies, deep lyrics, and chilling vocals, this alt-folk album is a reminder that music doesn't need to be busy to be good Rock Rotation 3
Stella Donnelly: Beware of the Dogs Miranda RobertsMarch 13, 2019 Stella Donnelly’s Beware of the Dogs brings us a feminist commentary on what it is like to be a millenial women Rock Rotation 5
Daniel Romano: Finally Free Miranda RobertsMarch 7, 2019 Finally Free flows from track to track, creating a cohesive album that is just as insightful as it is mystical Rock Rotation 2
The Dip: The Dip Delivers Amy SheaMarch 3, 2019 The entirety of the album is relatable, touching on love, life, and the everyday motions that come with it. Rock Rotation 0
HOMESHAKE: Helium Caroline McConeMarch 1, 2019 HOMESHAKE's latest release leaves you questioning if solitude could be your best friend or your worst enemy. Hip Hop/Electronic Rotation 0
Sneaks: Highway Hypnosis Madeline ConnorFebruary 25, 2019 In her third solo album, Eva Moolchan breaks away from her post-punk roots to try on heavy bass, synth loops, and hip-hop influence. Rock Rotation 2
Cherry Glazerr: Stuffed & Ready Sasha ArteagaFebruary 22, 2019 Stuffed & Ready shows a back-to-basics approach, evoking the vengeful spirit of Dolores Haze in the process. Rock Rotation 1
Toro y Moi: Outer Peace Caroline McConeFebruary 20, 2019 Toro y Moi assures a promising future for disco funk in his newest 10 track release. Hip Hop/Electronic Rotation 2
Guided By Voices: Zeppelin Over China Christian LemesanyFebruary 9, 2019 Indie rock veterans Guided By Voices kick off 2019 with a 32-track epic. Rock Rotation 1
dodie: Human Graham WilhaukFebruary 1, 2019 An extremely short album that is not short of heartwarming and beautiful moments. Hip Hop/Electronic Rotation 1
Pedro the Lion: Phoenix Patrick KennedyJanuary 22, 2019 15 years later, David Bazan has decided to revive the Pedro the Lion moniker for his newest release, Phoenix Rock Rotation 2
Sharon Van Etten: Remind Me Tomorrow Miranda RobertsJanuary 17, 2019 Despite having a child, starring in The OA, and going to school for psychology, Sharon Van Etten was able to put out an arresting new record Rock Rotation 5
Jeff Tweedy: WARM Miranda RobertsJanuary 4, 2019 Wilco frontman, Jeff Tweedy, released his first solo project, WARM, as a companion piece to his memoir, Let’s Go (So We Can Get Back). Rock Rotation 5
Fenne Lily: On Hold Miranda RobertsDecember 28, 2018 In this beautifully deplorable debut record, Fenne Lily is able to find hope after the pain of a serious heartbreak. Rock Rotation 4
Foxwarren: Foxwarren Miranda RobertsDecember 10, 2018 Foxwarren delivers themes of desire and loneliness through melodies that will have you swaying for days. Rock Rotation 10
boygenius: boygenius Jaya ChakkaDecember 1, 2018 Julien Baker, Phoebe Bridgers, and Lucy Dacus join forces in boygenius, one of the most impressive collaborations of 2018. Rock Rotation 2
Ex:Re: Ex:Re Jaya ChakkaDecember 1, 2018 Daughter's Elena Tonra surprises fans with a new side project, a break up album about love, anger, guilt, and all the emotions in between. Rock Rotation 0
Mountain Man: Magic Ship Jaya ChakkaNovember 29, 2018 After an eight-year haitus, Mountain Man returns with a stellar album about growth, newfound wisdom, and the beauty of life. Rock Rotation 2
The Nude Party: The Nude Party Quinn LeydaNovember 15, 2018 Full of catchy choruses and easy going guitar riffs, the debut full length from the psych-rock North Carolinian sextet is a must listen. Rock Rotation 6
Bad Suns: Away We Go – Single Savannah AdamsNovember 13, 2018 Departing a tad from their earlier style, Bad Suns triumphantly returns with a new single, the first of new music released since fall of '17 Rock Rotation 1
Peach Pit: Being So Normal Quinn LeydaNovember 13, 2018 The debut album from Peach Pit provides listeners with insane guitar solos, clean-as-can-be vocals, and endless summer vibes. Rock Rotation 1
The Greeting Committee: This Is It Graham WilhaukNovember 10, 2018 The Greeting Committee's first full-length album shows both a lot of talent and a lot of room for improvement. Rock Rotation 0
Part Time: Spell #6 Sasha ArteagaNovember 9, 2018 Shameless in its 80's synthpop origins, "Spell #6" is the perfect album to play at your next Stranger Things watch party. Rock Rotation 2
