Karina Rae Selvig

3 weeks ago | dyingscene.com | Karina Rae Selvig

When they hit the scene back in 2019 with their debut EP What’s Mine Is Yours, it was clear that Arm’s Length weren’t just “another emo band.” And when they released their debut album, Never Before Seen, Never Again Found, an album that was a portrait of emotional overload and growing pains from the band’s progression from teens to young adults it quickly became clear that through their strong and raw songwriting, we were dealing with a very reflective band.

1 month ago | newnoisemagazine.com | Karina Rae Selvig

Press Club might not be the flashiest band on the scene. Still, as they mark their return after three years of silence, with their fourth album To All The Ones That I Love, it’s a comforting return to see them do what they do best: heart-on-the-sleeve lyrics with emotionally charged instruments that hits you, not only in the face, but also chest. One thing I’ve long admired about them is their ability to chase authenticity rather than completely shifting their sound.

1 month ago | newnoisemagazine.com | Karina Rae Selvig

For nearly fifteen years, Canadian-born Lights Valerie Anne Poxleitner-Bokan (Lights for short) has created music that seamlessly blends indie pop, electronic, and 80s-inspired synths, with glossier production that conveys emotions about holding on too tightly or letting go. Lights has never been afraid to invite us into her world, even with her early work on a more innocent electro-pop album.

1 month ago | newnoisemagazine.com | Karina Rae Selvig

Cleveland trio Heart Attack Man return with their fourth full-length studio album, Joyride The Pale Horse, made up of 12 songs. The band have dug deep into themes of anxiety, creative fatigue, and self-doubt, and the record is layered with a highly energetic, melodic sound. Once again, Heart Attack Man have reunited with producer Brett Romnes at The Barbershop studio located in New Jersey.

1 month ago | newnoisemagazine.com | Karina Rae Selvig

News Karina Selvig April 18, 2025 The Chicago-born psych-prog rock band Post Animal are back. Consisting of Dalton Allison, Jake Hirshland, Javier Reyes, Wesley Toledo, and Matt Williams, Post Animal have announced their fourth studio album, IRON. The album is set for release on July 25 via AWAL. For this album, they reunite with their long-time friend and former bandmate Joe Keery who stepped away from Post Animal in 2017 to focus on acting, as Stranger Things began to take off. While he did...