New York based rock band Engloria have just debuted their edgy and infectious high energy on full length album "Shine", with songs that moves from uptempo rockers to intimate piano led moments, from brit-pop influenced tracks to alt-country numbers.

The band already made it onto the Top Seller List on CD Baby, secured promotional opportunities via Red Bull Soundstage and other companies and were featured alongside The Killers in the "Rock Artist Spotlight" on Music Emissions.

If you're into American singer-songwriter music with midwestern vibes, you better watch out for Bob Pressner's new album "King Of Nothing", released a couple of months ago through Platunum Pit Records.

Bob has a great, passionate voice and the album, produced by David Grow (Michael Bolton) and Jim McGorman (Avril Lavigne, The Corrs, Michelle Branch), is full of amazing and warm rootsy rock songs.

Cincinnati indie rock band Walk The Moon has "Tightrope EP", digitally through all service providers last January 18 via RCA Records. The 6-tracks EP features their current single "Tightrope" (from last year's self-titled album) as well as three new recordings, 1 cover and a beloved B-side ("Anyway I Can"). Watch the video for "Tightrope" here.

Walk The Moon will headline a European tour in February/March. See complete scheduling following this link.

Here we have Switchfoot's brand new video for the fourth single off their last studio album "Vice Verses". The new single is "The Original" and you can watch the Bryant Jansen directed clip clicking on the frame on the left.

The Californian rockers have been working for the past year on a documentary about the band: music, surfing and the journey of their eight records together. They're calling it "Fading West": watch a sneak peak teaser clip here.

Alternative rockers from Perth (Western Australia) Birds Of Tokyo will release their fourth full-length studio album "March Fires" next March, 1.

The band has a brand new video out, for the single "Lanterns", to be featured in "March Fires". The video was directed by Josh Logue (Hilltop Hoods, Empire Of The Sun, The Rubens) who did a rad job creating and executing an urban gathering of numbers. Watch the clip clicking on the image.

Veteran new wavers New Order are going to release the "Lost Sirens" mini-album -a collection of eight previously unreleased tracks and mixes from the sessions for 2005's "Waiting For the Sirens' Call"- tomorrow, following a legal battle over the material between the band and former bassist Peter Hook.

I think that these songs make up a quality release: check the opener of the EP "I'll Stay With You" following this link and judge by yourself.

What Now is an interesting South African band that fuses elements of indie, pop and rock in a fresh sound. The group will unleash its first full-length album next March 11th via Hey & Argh Records.

"Move Like A Sinner" is the title of the record as well as of the first single, to be released on March 4th. Click on the image to watch the official video directed by Marcus Maschwitz, Brendan Monteiro and Tyron Layley.