New York's very own Loose Buttons have been at it for ten years, and some already-released tracks from their upcoming EP -- titled Sundays With Loose Buttons -- already prove that the band's still in it for more. We wrote about a single from this EP -- "Milk & Roses" -- back in December, but you can stream the newest track, called "Between Brick Walls", below.

Loose Buttons are currently doing a month-long residency at PIANOS in the Lower East Side. After tonight, they'll play also on on February 15th and February 22nd, just ahead of the release, which is scheduled for February 24th. Keep an eye out for it. - Will Sisskind

Zigtebra has released a new single and video called “All Night”. The duo has vowed to released a new song and video every month this year.

Toronto rockers The Lad Classic are back with a brand new music video. These guys bring it back to when rock n' roll was cool and rockstars were still a thing. Ben Healey can absolutely rip a guitar over top of their very talented rhythm section. Meanwhile Paul on vocals will hit notes you can't even dream of. They could take the place of Slash's band and if you closed your eyes you might not know the difference. If you like rock n roll the way it used to be then get ready for The Lad Classic's new album "Rectifier" dropping in a few weeks. You can pre-order the album on their website now. Their CD release party goes down at the Rivoli on March 4th. Here's their latest video "Who". - Kris Gies

The Tracks' first single, “Go Out Tonight”, is the reason why indie rock is making a comeback. At first listen you might mistake the East LA quartet for an English rock band because they’re so effortlessly cool. Guitarist-vocalist Venancio Bermudez sings fearlessly and with passion, roaring over guitar riffs and drums. Even with only one single under their belt, there’s a certain sense of urgency and self-awareness that makes them important to today’s indie rock scene. They’ve just released a video for their first song and plan on releasing  the record soon. The Tracks have a bunch of gigs lined up this summer, so be on the lookout. - Lea Phillips 

Jess Ledbetter grew up in Texas, but spent time in New York playing music under the moniker, JACKIE. Upon moving back to her home state, Jess became the frontwoman of 90's nostalgia-influenced band, Honeyrude. However Jess also wanted to try writing, recording, and playing everything on her own in a home studio, hence this new self-titled project. While Jess's sound is sprinkled with alternative 90's sounds, her soothing yet pained voice evokes more of an Angel Olsen or Cat Power vibe that meanders through catchy melodies and shimmering guitars. In the new music video for "SENTIMENTAL", Jess links up with cinematographer and friend, Cyrus Moshrefi, to create a visual link to her hometown and past. The video features shots of Ledbetter's childhood neighbor and friend, Libby Spencer, as well as an airplane that sat on Spencer's lawn, playing in the theme of sentimentality. Jess is approaching the rollout of her music in a unique way, choosing not to release an album, but instead put forth a continuous stream of songs accompanied by videos for as long as it seems necessary.