1. |
A Song For You
03:33
|
|||
2. |
California
01:53
|
|||
3. |
So Long, I'm Gone
03:24
|
|||
4. |
King of the Summer
03:38
|
|||
5. |
It's Not Easy
02:47
|
|||
6. |
Understand
04:18
|
|||
7. |
Wish
04:10
|
|||
8. |
Fearless
03:24
|
|||
9. |
Everything I Need
03:28
|
|||
10. |
West side of America
02:19
|
Ryan Enis Seattle, Washington
Recently relocated to Seattle from Tulsa, because my husband and I wanted to be overtly gay in public. The fact that it’s a great place to make moody, hipster-friendly, queer core punk with country/folk sensibility (that you can dance to) is a real bonus. If you like Social Distortion, Japandroids, and Against Me, then give my music a listen, because you might just be awesome enough to get it. ... more
If you like Ryan Enis, you may also like:
The new EP from NYC’s best live rock band is a scorcher, full of bleak, driving guitars and topped with dark, prophetic vocals.
go to album
Learning To Swim On Empty
by Wu-Lu
featured on Bandcamp Radio Apr 30, 2024
go to album
Wrapped In Cellophane
by Vessel
Crisp drumming cuts through the tangle of interwoven instrumentation on this cerebral yet groovy post-punk record.
go to album
MATANGO!
by The Kill Devil Hills
Down and dirty blues rock from this Western Australian band makes for a truly visceral listening experience.
go to album
Noise pop in the style of Henry's Dress from this Bay Area (where else?) group, all big stompy hooks, blasé vocals, & in-the-red production
go to album
Quilt Floor (Full Length LP)
by Mama Zu
The last project from the late Jessi Zazu of Those Darlins is fiery, bright rock and roll that's an affirmation of music and life.
go to album
Fueled by serrated riffs, raspy vocals, and rubbery basslines, the Aussie punks' latest pushes garage rock to rowdy extremes.
go to album
