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DIIV Shoegaze

The past has been a rocky one for Brooklyn four piece DIIV. Without getting into any of that, it’s a testament for who the band is in getting over who they were. With some of the best sounding guitar tones in the younger side of music today, the band seems to have everything on track...More Please

October 3, 2019

Wilco Sounds Revitalized on Ode To Joy

Few bands can reinvent themselves and still come out in a good place. When Chicago’s Wilco went from alt country to indie rock tinged folk, it seemed like they did so better than many who’d tried and failed before them. Wilco is an American rock band first, and whatever genre you want to place them...More Please

October 3, 2019

Big Thief Shares Lovely New Single Ahead of Second New Album’s Release

Brooklyn’s Big Thief don’t seem to be slowing down as the year plays out. With a second new album Two Hands, due in a little over a week, the band seems to be just fine with a two albums in one year schedule. The four piece has just released a new single “Forgotten Eyes” that...More Please

October 2, 2019

Boy Scouts Brings Energy & Passion on Tour

Concerts

Boy Scouts Tour

We ventured out to catch Boy Scouts perform the other night and from beginning to end it was a moving experience. Full of energy and performing in front of a crowd that was eager for the set, the mix of tender tracks and indie rock jams proved that the band is firing on all cylinders....More Please

October 2, 2019

Black Kite Returns Darker & More Focused on New Single

Black Kite electronica

It’s been a minute since we heard new music from Texas’ Black Kite. At times elusive, the producer has made appearances in several immersive theater pieces but really only performed traditionally once last year. One of the more intriguing singer songwriters we’ve come across, her new single “Nothing Happened” is powerfully dark and emotionally haunting....More Please

October 1, 2019

Jay Som Brings Her Songs to Life on Tour

Concerts

Jay Som Tour

We were lucky enough to go see Jay Som in person the other night, and it was definitely worth checking out. Behind their latest release Anak Ko, the set was full of emotion. The night we saw the band they were closing the first leg of their tour, but they played with plenty of heart....More Please

October 1, 2019

The Talkies is Artfully Crafted High Tension Punk From Girl Band

In the world of punk, tension is a contant. Tension from “fans” claiming you’ve sold out when you have success. Tension fro members over direction. Tension from all over the “scene” the world over. On their new album The Talkies, Dublin’s Girl Band take tension and anxiety to a whole new level. Mixing dark tones...More Please

September 30, 2019

Delta Sleep Drops Secret EP Full of Surprises

Delta Sleep Indie Rock

U.K. four piece Delta Sleep isn’t the type of band that moves slow. After a year of releasing multiple albums, playing over 100 shows and a tour with Mineral they have a new release. The drop, and EP titled Younger Years was recorded quickly and contains some of the band’s stronger written tracks. No lead...More Please

September 30, 2019

We’re Crushing on the Latest by Just Mustard

Just Mustard Post-Punk

When you’re reading about one band or another, if you’re lucky then you’ll stumble on to a band you aren’t familiar with. When researching a band recently we came across a band we read about last year, Ireland’s Just Mustard. When they dropped their Wednesday last year we seemingly forgot to review it. However, they just...More Please

September 27, 2019

New Single From Corridor is Post-Punk You Can Dance To

Canada is full of great artists, some of which never get traction in the states. With their third album Junior due in the middle of October, Montreal’s Corridor seem to have it all figured out, including how to get ahead in the U.S. Their second single “Domino” leans heavily into a mixture of post-punk and...More Please

September 27, 2019

Cherry Glazerr & Reggie Watts Get Down on The Late Late Show

Cherry Glazerr Reggie Watts

California’s Cherry Glazerr is definitely having a solid 2019. After what feels like a never ending run of tour dates and their lovely new album Stuffed & Ready, they keep wowing us. With the Reggie Watts remix of the track “Daddi” out into the world, the band and Watts took the remix to The Late...More Please

September 26, 2019

Moon Duo Explores New Ground on Stars Are The Light

There are several frames of thought for how a band operates. Some feel that a band should never change, some feel that a band should evolve and others feel a band should reinvent themselves over time. When bands mix these three elements together, the sorcery of how their music comes out is born and gives...More Please

September 26, 2019

Belle & Sebastian Video Offer Softer Side in New Video

Belle & Sebastian Indie

For a while now, few could argue against the music made by Belle & Sebastian. With a growth in sound that gets more expansive with each release, their latest Days of the Bagnold Summer is extraordinary. Now ahead of a new run of tour dates, they’ve released a tender video for the track “This Letter”...More Please

September 25, 2019

The Good Ones Release New Song Featuring Nels Cline

Rwanda’s The Good Ones make the kind of music that can transport you to another place. In some ways, the tones of their vocals and instruments can transport you to another time as well. On their new single “Where Did You Go Wrong, My Love,” they feature Nels Cline. The song has a spiritual tone...More Please

September 25, 2019

Cate Le Bon & Bradford Cox Announce New E.P. & Drop New Song

Bradford Cox Cate Le Bon

Welsh born singer and artist Cate Le Bon can do pretty much whatever she wants. Alongside being a multifaceted performer who can play multiple instruments, she’s proven that high art can still sound great. Bradford Cox of Deerhunter is somewhat similar in those regards. So it only makes sense that the two of them would...More Please

September 24, 2019

Liam Gallagher Releases New Album That Shines

Alternative Liam Gallagher

Twenty years ago, the brothers in Oasis had no problem bickering in public while selling more records than a bulk of that era. Now while each brother has a new solo release out, in many ways Why Me? Why Not, the new release from Liam Gallagher shows that the voice of one band can shine...More Please

September 24, 2019

Charley Crockett Takes Listeners Into The Valley

Charley Crockett Country

When you look around at all of the country music that comes out in a year, there’s not a lot that stands out in all of the haze from glittering pop like sounds. Where country music has always shined is when it’s coming from the heart, the kind that you’d hear in a beer joint...More Please

September 23, 2019

New (Sandy) Alex G is Ambitious & Full of Intrigue

(Sandy) Alex G Alternative Pop