The uber-talented Aaron Taos is back at the lands of the Wolf and this time he brought company, the talented Hadji Gaviota, together they give life to “Ain’t Over You”.
Indie Rock
Archives for all the amazing Indie Rock Artists that break the mold and just fit perfectly on this category of music that I love and enjoy listening to daily.
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Listen: “Good Times” by The Indiana Drones
Canadian indie pop-rock band The Indiana Drones comes to Wolf in a Suit with the modern-day anthem for the young masses that is “Good Times”.
Listen: “Shaky Little Dice Roll” by Gravity Circus
From the Netherlands come the fiery and utterly mesmerizing indie rockers of Gravity Circus with their latest single, “Shaky Little Dice Roll”.
Listen: “Spilling My Blood” by Generous Gods
Atlanta-based indie rockers Generous Gods come to Wolf in a Suit with the eclectic and hypnotizing sonic creation that is “Spilling my blood”.
Listen: “Waves” by The King’s Parade
Uber-talented UK-based indie band The King’s Parade come to us with the beautiful and inspiring sonic creation that is “Waves”.
Listen: “Downlow” by The Moving Stills
Australian indie pop-rock band The Moving Still comes to Wolf in a Suit with the electric and rebellious sonic creation that is “Downlow”.
Music Video: “Don’t Play With The Devil” by Sam Shaky
From Finland comes the uber-talented Sam Shaky and his haunting sonic realm, “Don’t play with the devil”.
Listen: “Funeral” by Mob Rich
“Funeral” by Mob Rich With a soothing and refreshingly hypnotizing sonic creation like “funeral”, indie pop band Mob Rich come…
Music Video: “Parasite City” by Welcome Center
Indie Pop-Rock band Welcome Center comes to us with the refreshingly enticing and hypnotizing sonic and visual escapade that is “Parasite City”.
Listen: “Moss” by Calm Canopy
Canadian indie singer/songwriter Mike Papaloni AKA Calm Canopy comes to with the inspiring and captivating sonic creation that is “Moss”.