Rosie Haze on Tenderness, Transformation, and Her Debut Album
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Rosie Haze on Tenderness, Transformation, and Her Debut Album

Music and writing feels like the natural response to any strong emotions I feel, and writing and singing helps me work through and understand these feelings.
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Shoegaze: Music for Staring at the Floor (and Feeling Everything)

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If you’ve ever heard someone describe music as “dreamy,” “washed out,” or…

Come Together Right Now

Come Together Right Now

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I always think of the Mr. Rogers quote in times of trouble: “Look…

Protest Songs: The Soundtrack of Resistance (And Why We Still Need Them Loud as Hell)

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A Call for Voices

A Call for Voices

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You ever get that song stuck in your head where you can’t…

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One indie gem. One current standout. One legacy track.
Week of 02/23/2026
Indie Pick

Such Great Heights

The Postal Service 2003

Selected by Danny Dorko

Glitchy synths and longing vocals turned long-distance heartache into indie electropop gold. Digital warmth wrapped in melancholy—a love letter sent through circuitry.

Current Year

You Got to Lose

The Black Keys 2026

Selected by Danny Dorko

Raw blues desperation recorded live in the room—all nerves exposed, screaming through grief. Garage rock stripped to its primal core, where loss becomes catharsis.

Legacy Track

Swing Life Away

Rise Against 2004

Selected by Danny Dorko

Acoustic punk ballad that trades fury for fragility—working-class love song from a Chicago front porch. Persistence in the face of hardship, quiet defiance instead of a scream.