David Lynch's The Big Dream

The thing that fascinates me about David Lynch is his style of darkness. It's seductive and inviting on the surface and once you get inside, satisfyingly terrifying. I got a notification this week that 2013's The Big Dream

So, it's finally getting a bit cooler. I also know what a lunar eclipse looks like but for whatever reason, I didn't learn about it until I walked out the door. It was bright but through a sunglass-like tint. I thought that maybe I had died or some

Oh, shit!

Another weekend is upon us, so let's not waste any time.

Things are starting to wind down and pick up all at the same time. I finally maxed out the limit of what YouTube videos will accept for playlists this week. Or maybe for some time now

IncendiaryAmerican returns once again for another week of new music being added to the radio station!

This week, we've got a few artists from the Happy Robots label and also some music from acts that are touring as well. 

If you would like to supp

Yes. It's been a while since the last show but we're finally back with some new music we want you to check out. 

As always, incendiaryAmerican has a little bit of everything and that's the whole point! Let's keep it independent, right?

Before we look

This week, Attrition (not the deterioration of things but the band) announced the 40th anniversary of their "Live At The General Wolfe 21.04.83" in Coventry performance!

To be clear, the release of the show wasn't until 2014 but it's still a fascinat

Finally found the time to catch up on some of the feeds I'm subscribed to such as the Different Head radio show which features some hard-to-find tracks. I couldn't help but create this page as I tried to locate these tracks. It only makes sense to pu

ショッピングワールドjp Shopping World and Saint Pepsi initially released Winner's Circle in 2013 via Sunset Recordings and Fortune 500. The format was no less than digital and no more than cassette. 

Saint Pepsi would self-release his side in 2020 with added t

Let's get straight to the point here. 

Indie artists depend on Spotify for their traffic which is odd since it's an uphill battle for them to even get paid for the streams. 

Here's an article published last December that explains WHAT they pay artist

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Zoe Dune returns, broadcasting from the city of hate, with sounds from the indieground, new, old, local, and far. In this episode, we go far over to Ireland (not literally, it was all on Zoom) and talked with Sally Ó Dúnlaing of Ódú. She talks

Check out Titus Bank's latest 4-track EP.

Let's go through a breakdown of these singles in the order they were released!

"I Do Yeah"

This song feels abstract in its meaning. 

The words are clear in that sometimes it sounds like he regrets letting go

Four seasons in the making, the soundtrack for Amazon Prime's Goliath series is finally out. 

Composers Jon Ehrlich and Jason Derlatka have reunited for another great score.

Go to Soundtrack Scores and More to learn about their collaboration around t

This is Zoe Dune broadcasting from the city of hate, bringing you the greatest sounds from the indie ground, the independent music series for Zoe Dune Radio dot com.

And now, let's get some music in you, here on incendiary American.

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Last week saw the release of AMMO's new single for "Rose + Crown", the first musical release from the Los Angeles artist since her band Brass Box's debut album Cathedral. 

This ethereal track opens up like a tribal spirit through

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• "Christine"
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"Daisy"

We would say that this is perhaps the darkest sounding song in the entire album.

And for that to be a stated fact (should you accept it), that da