Over the last few months, I’ve written about a couple of releases from the Mojave Desert-based filmmaker, classically trained pianist and electronic music artist, Elizabeth Ann Clark, who writes, performs and records under the moniker […]
Tag: CHVRCHES
Comprised of singer/songwriter Jen Hirsh, producer/songwriter Scott Smith, along with touring members drummer Nate Lotz and bassist/synth player Thomas Drayton ,electro pop act Monogem have been gaining attention across the blogosphere for a sound that […]
Born and raised in the Mojave Desert, Elizabeth Ann Clark, a filmmaker and classically trained pianist began composing melodies which eventually evolved into electronic dance songs. Recording, writing and performing under the moniker of VIRGO, Clark’s […]
Born and raised in the Mojave Desert, Elizabeth Ann Clark, a filmmaker and classically trained pianist began composing melodies which eventually evolved into electronic dance songs. Recording, writing and performing under the moniker of VIRGO, […]
Although this site will be turning 4 years old in June, over the last year or so I’ve started to receive an increasing amount of emails from bands, labels, band managers and publicists from all […]
Still Corners and CHVRCHES at Webster Hall 6/17/13
Still Corners and CHVRCHES Webster Hall June 17, 2013 Interestingly, the Still Corners and CHVRCHES show at Webster Hall back in June marked the end of an insane period in which over the course of […]
New York-based electro pop duo Lizzy Plapinger and Max Hershenow, a.k.a. MS MR will be releasing their debut full-length, Secondhand Rapture on May 14th, and they’ll be touring to support the new effort – it’ll include a […]
Sub Pop Records will be releasing the London-based duo, Still Corners’ sophomore effort Strange Pleasures on May 7th. “Berlin Lovers,” the first single off the album has the band gently expanding their sound with a greater emphasis […]
Last year, St. Lucia released two EPs, Closer Than This and September which wound up on this site’s Honorable Mention List for 2012. But perhaps more important for me (and perhaps for you as well, reader) is that St. […]