The Welcome Home is an indie-pop five-piece band based out of Athens, GA, influenced by Young The Giant, Coldplay, Kodaline, John Mayer and Colony House.

A Land Outside Of This is their debut EP, produced by Paul Reeves and independently released last October.

Through its 6 tracks, the EP digs into culturally relevant ideas through allegorical stories and symbols, exploring the presence of a reality that reaches beyond that which we see and touch.

Thanks to the great folks at NoiseTrade, you can now download A Land Outside Of This on a pay-what-you-want basis (yes, even for free if you're short of money), so follow this link and grab this excellent debut EP pronto.

You may remember Acceptance, the Seattle-based alternative poprockers which released their only full length album, Phantoms, 11 years ago on Columbia Records.

Shortly after releasing Phantoms, Acceptance disappeared like the title of their record. But, after a ten year hiatus, they're back. The band had a chance reunion at New Jersey’s Skate & Surf Festival last year, and with renewed commitment, decided there was more music to be made.

The brand new song Take You Away was released in May of last year and now, thanks to NoiseTrade, you can download it on a pay-what-you-want basis, along with a demo of another new track from Acceptance's highly anticipated sophomore release and three rare acoustic tracks from their debut album. Check the sampler out clicking on the image.

Among Elephants is a band of collaborating friends from the Minneapolis area. Starting with Lawrence Pruitt and Zach Beinlich, the band began writing songs and playing together in high school, and have since continued to grow together as musicians, writers and friends rooted in music.

Among Elephants' debut single Sail Below was released last April 19. It's the first song that the group has recorded professionally together and is a great modern melodic slow number in Lifehouse style. Sail Below is available for free thanks to NoiseTrade and is having a great reception, so download it while it's there and enjoy an awesome song (just click on the image and follow instructions).

Among Elephants we'll be announcing their 2015 release sometime soon. Details will be coming shortly, so stay tuned.

American pop-rock outfit Nodaway was formed in 2012 when frontman Chris Jobe moved from Ohio to Nashville to attend Belmont University for music, where he met musicians and actual members of the group Nate Head (drums), Carey Grabeman (guitar), and Luke Hardy (bass).

Nodaway's debut five-song EP titled 500 Days Of Whatever was released last week, on April 28, and shows an incredibly (for such a young band) mature and catchy sound merging pop, rock, funk and soul with expertise and good taste: think of a mix of Maroon5 and Under The Influence Of Giants and you're near to get the picture.

The great news is that Nodaway, in collaboration with the mighty NoiseTrade, is giving away 500 Days Of Whatever on a pay-what-you-want basis (that could mean "for free" if you're running short of money). Get the EP now clicking on the image above.

Here we are again with Tampa-based pop-rock band Miggs: after releasing the video for their latest single "Walls Come Down", the first from the upcoming sixth studio album, to be released in the first part of 2015, the band readies a free EP through NoiseTrade.

"Meet Miggs" is a 6-track compilation of the band's favorite songs that include new, old and alternative versions of tracks that together works as a great introduction into who miggs are. Download the EP, featuring the new single "Walls Come Down", clicking on the image on the left.

Colony House are a trio of brothers (two of blood, one of heart) that gets their name from a humble apartment complex on 11th Ave. in downtown Franklin, TN that has at some point in each of their lives been their home.

The indie alt-rock band released a self-titled 3-song EP last December, written and recorded in a month. Thanks to NoiseTrade, you can download this EP for free, just following this link.

Also, click on the image on the left to watch the lyirc video for one of the tracks of the EP, "Waiting For My Time To Come", set to the 1934 animated short, "The Brave Tin Soldier".

Colony House will release their debut full-length record "When I Was Younger?" later in the year. One of the songs to be included in the album, "Caught Me By Surprise" has been released on Tone Tree Music's "Nashville Indie Spotlight 2014" sampler: click here and scroll down to track #14 to preview and purchase.

Colorado native David Murphy released his 4-track debut EP, "Inhale, Exhale", last Summer, with the production of Aaron Wagner (Goodnight Gravity, Matt Lewis): it's a mini-album that can appeal fans of Parachute, OneRepublic, Paper Route, Relient K, Mayday Parade.

David, in collaboration with Noisetrade, is now giving the EP away for free (with an acoustic bonus track included): to download it, just click on the image on the left.

Also, check the official lyric video for the single "Caught Up In Suspense" here.

Saints Of Valory is an uprising band specialising in arena-ready rock filled with elegant pop hooks. The group consists of four members hailing from three different continents - South America, Europe and the U.S. - though they now call Austin, Texas, their home.

Guitar player Godfrey Thomson describes Saints Of Valory's sound as music that makes listeners feel uplifted. "We like the idea of making older people feel young again and making young people feel like they’re really living," he says. Adds keyboardist Stephen Buckle: "We just want to take people somewhere and make them feel an emotion. We want them to feel something when they hear the music. If we’ve managed that on this album, we’ve done our job." 

"Into The Deep", their debut album for F Stop/Atlantic Records, was produced by Grammy Award-winner Joe Chiccarelli (Big Talk, The White Stripes, Alanis Morissette) and will be released soon.

Meanwhile, thanks to Noisetrade, you can download for free their last EP "Possibilities", released in July and featuring singles "Neon Eyes (Into The Deep)", "Long Time Coming" and "Kids", for whom the band has just premiered an official video, shot in a small room downtown in Salt Lake City, UT and directed by Julian Acosta: check it now clicking on the image above.