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Anchorage-based rock trio The Jephries have been a fixture of the Alaska music scene since 2013, building a reputation through relentless live performance and a catalog of original music that reflects the raw scale of their surroundings. Across three albums and over a decade of touring within the state, the band has refined a sound that balances grit with expansiveness while staying true to the instincts that shaped them from the start. With new music on the horizon and ambitions that stretch well into the lower 48, Too Much Love sat down with the indie rock outfit to talk about their journey, their creative process, and what lies ahead.

There are songs you put on and songs that put something back into you. "Isn't It Strange" by Matt Jones and The Bobs is the second kind, a folk-rock single that turns small-town nostalgia and college-era friendships into something that feels startlingly relevant right now.

We don’t always have the space to step away from everything in order to meditate, yet calm often feels most needed in the middle of movement, noise, and routine. With her debut album, “Whispers of Rain,” Rina Rain opens a different possibility, one where mindfulness is not a separate practice but something that can move quietly alongside everyday life, unfolding through sound, repetition, and presence.

jaye’s “I Like the Rain” explores introspection, emotional vulnerability, and the beauty of slowing down, combining a raw, organic sound with cinematic storytelling and a deeply personal narrative inspired by his wife, Nicholette.

Crys Matthews releases “Forged In Fire,” a socially driven track that transforms political tension into a collective message of resistance, blending folk, Americana, and gospel with a strong vocal focus.

Recorded in a 19th-century church, "DIE HAPPY!" is Nouveau Arcade's first full-length on their own terms, a darkwave and industrial concept record that turns Len X's experience with DPDR into ten tracks of controlled discomfort, atmospheric weight, and something that sits with you long after it ends.