“Celestina” by the Atlanta based band, The Pellys, is that song you didn’t know that you were missing from all your various 31st themed play

"Psycho (i love you)", a catchy song with a menagerie of different musical elements, is the final track on Spritzer's latest EP Get Away. The versatility of this song made it an easy choice for Song of the Week. This is a song you can dance to until the early hours of the morning and also a song you can casually melt into the couch to after a long day. This track is a fusion of surf rock and pop, but even expands beyond those genres with subtle hints of jazz, post-rock, and t

Hailing from Richmond, the formerly known Collin Thibdoeauxx, now Lance Bangs, have released their latest EP Lance Mountain. There are five tracks on this EP, each riddled with jangly guitar harmonies and great punk-y vocals from Colin himself. One thing I really enjoy about this EP is how upbeat it is. Often times I’ll find myself attuning punk or the like with melancholy, but with Lance Mountain I kept tapping my feet and bobbing my head to the syncopated drum beats. While

June Gloom's latest album Fake Problems does not disappoint all the surf music lovers who also happen to gravitate toward more melancholy melodies. Many gems stand out within this nine track album from the D.C. based artist, but, in typical GrizzlyGround fashion, I will keep it short. The opening track "Get Free" does a great job of introducing the album. It starts off with an inaudible conversation, which immediately creates a nostalgic atmosphere before transitioning into a