Portland, OR genre-swapping group The Quick & Easy Boys recently sat down with Lelahel Metal to discuss their new video for “DEMONS” off their SCARY THINGS EP.
“Blending horror, humor, and heavy riffs, The Quick & Easy Boys unleash their wildest side yet on SCARY THINGS. We caught up with them to talk demons, flamethrowers, and creative chaos.”
Check out the in-depth interview HERE.
After two years of wowing live crowds with their moody, danceable take on Sam Sparro’s “Black and Gold,” Billings, Montana synth-pop trio Gilda House has finally released a studio version. Known for their emotionally charged, synth-driven sound, the group—led by Meg Gildehaus—puts a fresh spin on the 2008 hit. The long-awaited cover is now streaming, capturing the energy fans have come to love on stage.
New video from The Quick & Easy Boys is out today! Check out the premiere at Mystic Sons. "Whether you came for the funk, the freak show, or the full-throttle catharsis, 'Demons' kicks the door in, throws on a feather boa, and dares you to join the ritual. And let’s be real, you probably should."
From the windswept ridges of Northern Wyoming comes a song that feels both deeply personal and universally familiar. Kalyn Beasley, the acclaimed songwriter and storyteller whose songs echo the wide-open spaces he calls home, has just released a new single, “Had to Go There.”
Known for his vivid, narrative-driven songwriting, Beasley once again delivers a track that feels like a chapter torn from a worn leather journal — the kind you might find stashed in the saddlebag of a cowboy-poet. “Had to Go There” is steeped in heartache, memory, and that irresistible human urge to revisit places — literal or emotional — that we swore we’d left behind.
The wait is over! Indie acoustic-rock duo The Flip Phones have officially released their new EP, Spinning Adrift, now streaming everywhere. This five-track collection dives deep into themes of uncertainty, fate, and the search for meaning, all wrapped in the band’s signature blend of intricate melodies, dynamic arrangements, and thought-provoking lyrics.
The Flip Phones have never been afraid to explore the big questions—purpose, direction, and the unpredictable twists of life. Their latest single, “Polaris”, is no exception. Inspired by the guiding North Star, the track is a rocking tribute to the celestial beacon that has led travelers and dreamers alike for centuries. Drawing from influences like R.E.M., Gorillaz, and Supergrass, "Polaris" pulses with energy and a sense of longing, pushing listeners to keep searching for that elusive something in life.
"Polaris" is the second single from the band’s upcoming EP, Spinning Adrift, set for release on April 4, 2025. The EP is a journey through uncertainty, exploring the search for meaning in an increasingly complex world. Each track weaves together vivid storytelling with the band’s signature blend of indie rock and classical influences.
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