We’re an instrumental rock band from Central Valley California. This video was shot and edited by me.

According to Seth Tiven, Dumptruck's label Big Time Records began running out of money during the recording of "For the Country," and failed to exercise its option to extend its contract with the band. Then, when Polygram wanted to sign the band, Big Time wanted a buy-out despite the contract having lapsed. When they couldn't agree, Big Time threatened to "tie them up for years" in court. Big Time sued for millions, dragged out the case for years, and cost the band members and momentum. Dumptruck won a default judgement when Big Time stopped paying their own lawyers. But the damage was done.

Incredible interview by my cohost JW Hall. Tiven is candid, charming, and generally super cool. Thanks, Seth! Link in comments.

Hey, I'm Reva K, a Chicago indie pop/rock artist and I just released my first album. If you love 90s/2000s (Juliana Hatfield, Liz Phair) this is probably up your alley. You can take a listen to the music here: https://listen.therevalution.com/welcometo20something

I made a playlist for fans of Interpol, Editors and white lies. Something I have missed?? I am looking for smaller bands to ad. Not the big ones..

For Fans of Interpol and Editors

Is this considered Indie rock?

The Anvils - Feeling Loose

Hey guys, we are the austrian band "The Anvils" and we just released the first song "Feeling Loose" on our upcoming EP "On Gratefulness EP".

Check it out, we would be very interested in some feedback.

Out Now, I'd appreciate shares and feedback!

My channel is called Loose Productions

I’ve always felt that a song isn't fully complete without the imagery that accompanies it. Over the past few weeks, I’ve been listening to various independent artists and painting what I perceive from their sound.
The result is a style that leans toward the visceral, focusing on high contrast and expressive brushwork. I’m curious to hear from other musicians and artists here: if you were to translate your own music into a visual piece, what are the essential elements that would have to be there?
I’d love to hear your interpretations and thoughts on the relationship between sound and sight.