“Birds,” is the latest single off Poor Moon’s self-titled Sub Pop Records release, and it’s a pretty song reminiscent of 70s AM radio soft rock – but with a slightly modern twist. The band’s touring […]
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Deer Creek Canyon is Sera Cahoone’s third full-length Sub Pop Records release, and “Naked” is the lead single from that effort. The video that accompanies the pretty and at times mournful track, has Cahoone hiding parts […]
Los Angeles-based band, the Lonely Wild just recently played their 100th show as a band, and it turned out that it also marked the last night of their residency at the Satellite. As they were […]
With the official release of their 4 CD box set, The Preservation Hall 50th Anniversary Collection from Legacy Records and their live recording from Carnegie Hall, St. Peter and 57th, the folks in the Preservation Jazz Hall Band […]
Album Review: My Jerusalem’s Preachers
My Jerusalem Preachers The End Records Release Date: October 9, 2012 Track Listing Preachers Shatter Together Born in the Belly Mono This Time Death Valley Devoe Between Space Oh Little Sister Chameleon I Left My […]