Orange County’s indie ambient pop collective The Shakes and their latest track, “Heaven (Doesn’t Seem Too Far Away),” are two of... Read More
DYLLAN (aka Dylan Nichols) is a Los Angeles-born vocalist and producer. Her smooth vocals and clear sound developed from her... Read More
Brooklyn-via-Berlin’s very own singer-songwriter, Panteon, just released her latest track, “The Hill.” It’s an elegant, ethereal single, written in less than... Read More
You know you’re running a great music mag when your writers are such talented musicians (and artists!) themselves. A few... Read More
Kamloops, BC’s psychedelic pop group At Mission Dolores has honestly been one of my favorite finds since joining Left Bank. The... Read More
A few weeks ago, we covered St. Petersburg, FL’s “Cow-Punk” trio, Fever Beam, and their latest release, “Young Guns.” It’s... Read More
Brooklyn-based project Glenn Echo inspires colorful soundscapes that capture the fear of the unknown with their upcoming release, “Overwhelm,” the... Read More
Brooklyn-based trio Patio is a band whose lyrics feel like spoken word poetry, and whose sound has an angular and... Read More
As part of our new Spotlight: Women & Non-Binary Artists, we’ve partnered with SoundGirls to share a weekly profile on... Read More
I’ll be honest: I woke up late and have been rushing around all morning trying to catch up, but when... Read More
Modern-Classic never sounded so Indie-Folk-Pop. Atlanta-based cellist and composer Takénobu (aka Nick Takénobu Ogawa) chose his middle name as his... Read More
I don’t know exactly when it happened, but at some point, I forgot how to enjoy life. It’s not like... Read More
Does a song ever move you beyond where you expect to be? You’re taken off your guard and forced into... Read More
It’s Friday, and you know what that means! (No, it’s not just the day before a Saturday with the most insane TV... Read More
Phoenix, Arizona alt-rock band El West weave the atmospheric, ambient sounds of the desert throughout their latest track, “Where the Lights... Read More
If you took The Cure, Echo and the Bunnymen, and Nine Inch Nails and mashed them up into an analog... Read More
It’s been a huge week for music so far here at Left Bank (but then again, it always is!), but... Read More
The Florets will clear the gray skies of Melbourne this autumn with the bright sunshine of their merry music. Their... Read More
Alt-rockers Slothrust have breathed new life into 90s kids everywhere with their aggressive sounds that nod to early grunge-rock bands... Read More
I’ve never heard a band describe themselves as “Cowpunk,” so you can only imagine how interested I was to hear... Read More
“Once secrets, now revealed, powerfully dancing in the dark. A new tumescence of sound coming from Language Arts this year.”... Read More
Sam Seeger is a New York-based musician and visual artist who grew up in a family of filmmakers, painters, and musicians.... Read More
Words by Kristyn I’ve been wanting to do this for a LONG TIME. As a woman in the music industry... Read More
New York City’s Human Girlfriend, the indie rock project created by George Matsuo and Thomas Paparella, has just released their... Read More
I’m going back in time, because I can. That’s the power of imagination. I am going back to the Summer... Read More
Well, we always said that Left Bank’s a family, and – as of today – it officially is. We’re growing like... Read More
Divebar Youth’s “Sneakers” oscillates between clarity and obscuration, as if you are coming in and out of consciousness. An experimental... Read More
Os, Norway’s singer-songwriter extraordinaire Simen Mitlid is so undeniably warm and welcoming that it’s impossible not to like him…especially after... Read More
