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GM, Sunday burners. If the weekend is ending and you still don’t want to slow down, turn on Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes. This band comes from Hemel Hempstead, England, and they mix punk energy with hard rock power — it’s loud, direct, and full of heart.
Started in 2015 by ex-Gallows singer Frank Carter, they make music that really hits and feels real. It’s the kind of sound that helps you get rid of stress, clear your mind, and keep moving forward, no matter what comes next.
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GM, Saturday strays. If you're feeling like the day’s got a reckless edge and needs a soundtrack to match, spin up The Frights. This trio from San Diego, CA, jumps between surf rock, old-school punk, and noisy indie, mixing it all into one raw and catchy sound.
The Frights started in 2012, and their music is like teenage chaos in a bottle: choruses you want to shout, doo-wop vocals that go off the rails, and guitars full of static. It’s restless, sarcastic, and impossible to ignore. Press play and let yourself get loose.
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GM, Friday shadows. If you want something loud, strange, and a bit twisted to finish the week, you should listen to The Wytches. This trio comes from Peterborough, England, and they play a dirty kind of psych rock — noisy, distorted, and full of dark energy.
Since 2011, they have been mixing rough guitars, wild vocals, and spooky atmosphere into something raw and very catchy. This music fits for weird moods, grey skies, and nights that feel a little haunted. Press play and let it drag you in.
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GM, Wednesday voyagers. If your mind is already somewhere far from the workweek, Wooden Shjips can show you the way. This band from San Francisco is all about garage psychedelia — they play with fuzzy minimalism, steady motorik rhythms, and a swirling ‘60s Krautrock feeling.
Since 2003, their music doesn’t rush; it pulses, drones, and puts you in a trance. Fuzzy guitars move through the fog, organs sound like cosmic alarms, and the vocals just melt into the air. Press play, forget about routine, and drift through the haze.
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GM, Monday burners. If your week is starting slow and heavy, Witchrider can pull you out of the fog with riffs so thick they feel like a road under your feet. This stoner-rock band comes from Graz, Austria, and they play fuzzy, low-tuned grooves with a lot of atmosphere — just right for getting rid of that early-week laziness.
Whether you're crawling through tasks or zoning out on the commute, Witchrider's mix of hypnotic guitars, steady rhythms, and eerie melodic lines hits like a slow burn. Put on a song, feel the roughness, and begin your week with some real weight and drive.
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GM, Saturday cruisers. If your weekend is about sunshine, sea wind, and something a bit wild, you should listen to Vanilla Gorilla. This five-person band comes from the Mid North Coast of New South Wales, and these young surf guys mix coastal rock, alt-grunge, and relaxed psychedelic sounds, all straight from the beach.
Their music feels like freedom by the ocean and has a bit of young rebellion — it’s great for catching morning waves or for some late-night fun. The sound is raw, warm, and has that real Aussie DIY feeling. Press play and let your Saturday go wherever it wants.
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GM, Friday dwellers. If you feel like listening to something raw, full of reverb, and with a lot of atmosphere, you should try Witchin Alleys. This band is from Palmdale, California, and they mix hazy shoegaze sounds with rough grunge vibes — so you get loud, fuzzy guitars, hidden vocals, and that special mix of beauty and unease.
And the crazy thing is — they have so few followers. Only 44 on YouTube Music. That is really not enough for what they do. So press play, share their music, and help bring this band out of the shadows.
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GM, Monday drifters. If the world feels a bit off this morning, let Dead Horse One help ease you into the day. This band comes from Valence, France, and since 2011 they mix shoegaze, psych rock, and dream pop — with big guitars, blurry sounds, and melodies that seem to float.
Their newest album, Seas of Static (2024), is more dark and heavy, so it fits for slow mornings or when your mind is a bit cloudy. Just press play and let the music take you away.
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GM, Saturday stormchasers. If you are ready to jump into the weekend, Valley of the Sun is the engine to bring you there. This band started in Cincinnati, Ohio in 2010, and these three guys don’t waste time — their music is loud, with big riffs, hot fuzz, and vocals that are somewhere between a shout and a speech.
They mix desert rock vibes with Midwest strength, so Valley of the Sun makes perfect music for long roads and even longer nights. You can put on their early EPs or listen to their albums, and just let the grit, groove, and heaviness do the rest. The weekend is officially started.
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