Posted on July 11, 2019 by Chris Ryan
Minnesota-based Night Moves’ third album Can You Really Find Me is the album that will define your summer. This psych-country-rock group has come a long way since their debut, Colored Emotions, was released online for free back in 2011. Listening …
Posted on March 15, 2019 by Chris Ryan
Mac Demarco ditches the swamp for a good cigar and some pizza in this new video for his most recent single “Nobody” from his upcoming album Here Comes the Cowboy, out May 10, 2019. Check out the video below: Pre-order Here …
Posted on March 10, 2019 by Phil King
Paper Jackets “Trigger” Don’t Lose Your Head Coming from Silver Lake, CA, comes a band that is going to win your ears and your hearts. This is great pop/indie/rock music, combining all styles and incorporating them into one, their own. …
Posted on March 10, 2019 by Phil King
Ernest Moon “Satdeenight Ready” Ba-Jesus Besides having one of the funniest and politically incorrect video ever, Ernest Moon has one of the most insightful songs about dating in this crazy world. Ernest Moon are Steven Doran and Brian Murphy, two English no-marks brought together …
Posted on March 10, 2019 by Phil King
Dawgyz “VCR” No Comply It is so great to know the punk/pop is not dead, and Dawgyz have it down pat. Ringing guitars, literal yet ironic lyrics (creative also, which really is missing in music nowadays), great vocals, and that …
Posted on March 10, 2019 by Phil King
John-Robert “Adeline” Amazing voice, amazing song writer. I’m so impressed that John-Robert is so young and so brave to make his music with just his guitar and that voice of his, which is simply mesmerizing. He reminds me of Angel …
Posted on March 10, 2019 by Phil King
Amanda Palmer “There Will Be No Intermission” Voicemail For Jill I cannot say anything about one of the greatest artist of the 21st century except that “There Will Be No Intermission” might be the best album she has every made. …
Posted on March 3, 2019 by Phil King
Royal Trux “White Stuff” White Stuff I love this band. Dirty-ass, glitter sprinkled, rock and roll done correct by Jennifer Herrema and Neil Hagerty (also known as Eve & Adam). This is the savior of rock and roll. Take Susie Quatro, …
Posted on March 3, 2019 by Phil King
Jonathan K “Best Before” In Memory Of… This is an amazing artist, with a voice like an angel, and lyrics that are deep. In fact, “Best Before” is the best song dealing with loss of someone through addiction since Neil …
Posted on March 3, 2019 by Phil King
Living Hour “Water” Softer Faces There is something so beautiful about Living Hour, but at the same time, the way the drums play odd beats is unsettling in a wonderful way. They totally match the smokey voice of Sam Sarty (vocals, …
Posted on March 3, 2019 by Phil King
Your Heart Breaks “Late Nights In The Lab” Drone Butch Blues I know we can all identify with song. It is so hard to grow up queer in any society, but small towns are the rest. This is also great …
Posted on February 28, 2019 by Chris Ryan
Deerhunter are supporting their AWESOME new album Why Hasn’t Everything Already Disappeared? and playing to sold out venues everywhere. It’s easy to why these guys have such a draw. Bradford Cox was in a jovial and engaging mood–touching the hands of …
Posted on February 24, 2019 by Phil King
Auld “Need Her Still” Mainstream Music There is something of The Pixies and Interpol in the music of Auld, but on the whole, this band is paving new ground with a fresh post post punk sound that might hearken back …
Posted on February 24, 2019 by Phil King
Tiny Fighter “Tell Me” Tell Me What a great band. With vocals that remind one of Shirley Manson or Greta Van Etten, Tiny Fighters share their dark vision of the world with a great poppy musical backdrop. Therese Karlsson (a truck driver …
Posted on February 24, 2019 by Phil King
Bromide “Magic Coins” What a great band. Mining what was thought to be the depleted vein of bands like Husker Du and Teenage Fanclub and coming up with something brand new is in itself a great move only performed by …
Posted on February 24, 2019 by Phil King
Jonny Kosmo “Strawberry Vision” (feat. KC Rabbit) Jonny Kosmo One of the true psychedelic pop-synth leaders out there, Jonny Kosmo combines the fun dance sound of Deee-Lite with musical theatre to create something unique and so interesting. As his bio …
Posted on February 24, 2019 by Phil King
Ward “Sober” What a tremendously poppy song about a serious subject. Ward, which consists of Chris Gongora – Bass; Ryan Dietzenbach – Drums; Mauricio Munguia – Guitar; Ward – Guitar, Vocals, is a great song with that great chorus, “I’ve Never …
Posted on February 19, 2019 by Chris Ryan
Hava is an up and coming pop star in the music world and we have the interview here to show you just how ambitious and unique she is! This is one performer you’re going to want to keep an eye …
Posted on February 17, 2019 by Phil King
Julia Jacklin “Comfort” Crushing Julia Jacklin’s new album drops February 22nd. The Australian native writes some of the most beautiful if not the saddest songs out there, and “Comfort” is no exception. Jacklin’s voice cracks in just the right places, …
Posted on February 17, 2019 by Phil King
Host “Taste Of Your Love” Goodbye Host, the chillwave artist from Ireland, is so amazing she can make breakup seem beautiful. Her voice is so captivating, and she surrounds it these wonderful, chilling sounds. Yet, the vocals are never overpowered. …
