Radiation City‘s Animals in the Median which was released last month through Tender Loving Empire Records, and the album has received quite a bit of critical praise from the likes of Rolling Stone, Vice’s Noisey and a number […]
Tag: indie rock
Spectrals began as the solo, bedroom-based lo-fi recording project of Heckmondwike, Yorkshire-based Louis Jones. And he released a number of his earliest singles through indie labels such as Captured Tracks, Tough Love Records, Moshi Moshi, […]
Emmett Kelly, who records and performs under the moniker of the Cairo Gang, is most famously known for his work alongside Bonnie “Prince” Billy in several different projects. As the Cairo Gang, Kelly with a backing band will be […]
Chicago, IL-based band My Gold Mask released one of the more interesting albums I’ve come across this year, Leave Me Midnight – an atmospheric album that sonically evokes the sensation of sound echoing off large-ceilinged rooms […]
Italian band His Electro Blue Voice has been around for a bit, releasing singles and EPs through a number of indie labels. The band recently signed to Sub Pop Records and contributed “Kiduit,” to Sub […]
Philadelphia, PA-based songwriter Quinten Stolzfus started the last decade writing and performing under the moniker Mazarin. And as Mazarin, Stolzfus wrote, recorded and performed a hazy, psychedelic sort of folk tinged pop music – his […]
Bibio recently shot and recorded three singles off his latest effort Silver Wilkinson over the course of a day, in a friend’s shed/studio in rural Somerset, UK. Each of the videos weave Bibio playing in a trio […]
Originally named Monster when they were formed in 2002, the Sierra Madre, CA-based trio recently changed their name to White Dove, and with the change of name, there was a change in approach (which, in […]
Originally named Monster when they were formed in 2002, the Sierra Madre, CA-based trio recently changed their name to White Dove, and with the change of name, there was a change in approach (which, in […]
The Reading UK-based band Tripwires recently released the official music video for “Shimmer,” the latest single off their new album, Spacehopper, which will be released on June 17th and interestingly enough the track kind of reminds me […]
Luke Rathborne’s work has been marked with both the exuberance and restlessness of youth — some of which is inspired by his own unique life. Rathborne learned to play the guitar when a wayfaring stranger […]
The xx recently released the official video for “Fiction” off their latest album, Coexist. Directed by Young Replicant, this eerie but gorgeous video for the single. It actually is a perfect fit for the brooding, slow […]
When the Dublin, Ireland-based band Bell X1, went into the recording sessions for their sixth full-length effort Chop Chop, the band and their production team which includes the National’s long-time producer Peter Katis and Thomas Barlett […]
Seattle, WA-based quartet La Luz released a cassette tape earlier this year through Burger Records, and it included the great single “Sure as Spring.” And through that single, there was one thing that was absolutely […]
Distractions, John Nagle’s debut album is an album of songs which focus on two eccentric, offbeat souls who as almost all offbeat souls do, become entangled in love, eventually break up but remain friends and […]