The Toronto, ON-based quintet of Alvvays (pronounced like always) like most bands can trace their origins to their teens – Molly Rankin (vocals, guitar) and Kerri Maclellan (keyboards) grew up as next door neighbords in […]
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Matt Preston, a.k.a., Phaeleh, the acclaimed Bristol, UK-based released his sophomore effort, Tides earlier this year. The new effort continues Phaeleh’s reputation for crafting an electronica that has an icy sheen, while being incredibly cinematic. it often sounds as […]
Lil Silva first made a name for himself in the English electronica scene back in 2008 with a number of singles he recorded from a makeshift home studio in Bedford, UK. By 2010, London-based label […]
With the release of his critically acclaimed debut, All Hell, the Carlisle, PA-based Daughn Gibson made quite an impression as an artist to pay attention to – his moody debut used scratchy Americana samples, backed by […]
Originally hailing from Australia’s Blue Mountains, the quartet of Cloud Control, consisting of Alistair Wright, Heidi Leffner, Ulrich Leffner, and Jermey Kelshaw, relocated to the UK. The band’s critically applauded debut effort, Bliss Release was psychedelic and strange but […]
A Q&A with White Prism’s Johanna Cranitch
The Australian born, and now Brooklyn-based Johanna Cranitch has one of the most unique biographies i’ve come across. Growing up in a musical family, Cranitch has been immersed in music for most, if not all […]
Originally hailing from Australia’s Blue Mountains, the quartet of Cloud Control, consisting of Alistair Wright, Heidi Leffner, Ulrich Leffner, and Jermey Kelshaw, relocated to the UK. The band’s critically applauded debut effort, Bliss Release was psychedelic and […]
Because Glasslands took down their famous glowing cloud installation and replaced it with another one that made it too dark to shoot still photography, I decided to shoot some live footage of White Prism performing […]
Brooklyn-based quartet Hints is a band that specializes in a sound that should sound familiar – with it’s shimmering guitars, upbeat tempo and deceptively somber lyrics, and heart on it’s sleeve sincerity, it’s extremely reminiscent […]
