Fuel pods for the week with indie rock ft. Tommy Hynes, Mercy Kelly & Robot Witch

Kick the doors of boredom down with hypercharged rock from Tommy Hynes, Mercy Kelly & Robot Witch. Listen to the powerful track here with us!:

Tommy Hynes-Why Am I

Swagger makes a comeback, and it couldn’t have been delivered better. Tommy Hynes is not a man, he is the man. For more reasons than one, the way he arms that axe, the tunes he plays and the wind he can just carry with his delivery. He is the strange mask at the end of the bar who is a swirl of mystery. From piano and strings in 2023 to a bluesy rock gem in 2025-is there anything the guy can’t do? Why Am I has a bass line riff that brings a swing while churning for a rock chorus that has all the charisma this musician can carry. Percussions pepper the song at the exact spots. Harmonics bring an ethereal element to the chorus when you hear it. Tommy Hynes doesn’t try too hard, for there’s no reason to:

Mercy Kelly-Speak Too Soon

The boys from Northwest England are serving magic through soundwaves. Their latest single is called Speak Too Soon, and it's a tornado of detailed notes and tunes that will etch themselves in your mind. A truly promising act in many ways, the musicians who brought Lights and Anymore bring a whole new dynamic to a chord progression that is grafted with hope in every sense. Soft vocals and the acoustic strums string you in, while the bass line is the warmth of hope you’d want to hear. When the whole band comes in together, you can see why that chemistry leads to this luminescence. An incredible track that is memorable, and a long drive staple for sure. Go through the sorcery of the whole song, before you speak too soon:

Robot Witch-Take Me To the Show

Remember the raw and real deliveries of Motörhead demos? Robot Witch will remind you of the good time rock and roll. The band kick off this newest album with a title track that burns the midnight oil with fury. The maniacs from Milwaukee have an edge in the kind of music they design that is as retro as it is synth wave futuristic. Layers come together in fantastic thrash style-while staying true to their punk addiction. Drums are absolutely incredible in the track, along with the layered synth parts and vocal fever. The way the percussion and bridge moments are designed should aim to become inspirations to every generation of musician listening. They brought you the show and the stage-in one stellar symphony. Listen to the song here:

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