The past few days around here have focused on artists who have become mainstays on this site, and if you’ve been frequenting JOVM over the past couple of years, you may be familiar with yet another mainstay […]
Tag: Miami Horror
New Video: Miami Horror’s Summer Pop Confection, “Cellophane (So Cruel)”
With the 2010 release of their debut effort, Illumination, the Melbourne-based quartet of Miami Horror, comprised of founding member, Benjamin Plant (DJ and producer), Josh Moriarty (vocals, guitar), Aaron Shanahan (guitar, vocals and production) and Daniel Whitechuch (bass, […]
Comprised of Lauren Pardini (vocals, keys) and Danny Sternbaum, the Los Angeles-based duo Pr0files can trace their origins to when Pardini and Sternbaum collaborated together in The Boy Traveller, a band which also featured Sonny […]
Over the past decade, Melbourne, Australia has developed a reputation as the home of a prominent, internationally recognized electro pop scene that includes the likes of Cut Copy, Tame Impala, Midnight Juggernauts and countless others. […]
Mario Rdz is a producer and sound engineer, who has released 80s inspired synth-based dance pop under the moniker of That’s Nice since 2013. His latest single, “Holiday” featuring Miami Horror’s Josh Moriarty has blown […]
Denver Dalley once played alongside Conor Oberst, Ian McElroy and Matt Baum in the band Desparecidos, and their first and only album, Read Music/Speak Spanish was critically praised for its raw emotional feel. While each member […]
Album Review Ishi’s Digital Wounds
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Dallas, TX-based band Ishi was created from an experiment between friends JT Mudd and Brad Dale. Both wanted to blend the organic instrumentation of folk with electronic production. The band has developed a reputation for […]
Mr. Bubblehead describes his brand of electronic dance music as being “heavy metal dance music,” and whether or not that’s true can depend on a matter of taste but what I can say is that […]
