Over the last few years, the Ottawa, ON-based punk band, the Steve Adamyk Band has developed a reputation for bringing a scuzzy, punk rock edge to power pop – or should I saw a power pop sheen to punk […]
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With the release of their eighth full-length effort, With Light and With Love, Woods continued to cement their recent reputation for experimenting with their sound – their latest album has the band employing the use of […]
DJ Captain Planet has developed a reputation for his production style – a style that’s essentially a sweaty, dance floor orientated funk. His latest album Esperanto Slang drops today, and the first single “Un Poquito Mas” features […]
As you know, as a blogger I often receive an increasing number of emails from a variety of publicists, managers, labels and artists from all over the world. I recently received an email from a […]
Comprised of John Morosi (drums and lead vocals), Chris Kehoe (bass, synths and backing vocals), and Jake Harris (guitars, lead vocals), the New Paltz, NY-based trio of What Moon Things were formed in Morosi’s dark, moldy […]
After the 2009 release of the Honey Trees‘ Wake the Earth EP, the duo of Becky Filip and Jacob Wick spent four years writing the material that would wind up on their recently released debut full-length, Bright Fire. […]
Back in January, Eric D. Johnson, best known for his work in Fruit Bats decided to sit down and write an album’s worth of songs over the course of a few weeks. Of course, until […]
The Brooklyn-based trio Unicycle Loves You have shown a relentless experimentalism and willingness to change things up over the course of their first three full-length albums. Their debut self-titled, full-length had the band as a quintet that […]
The Rotterdam, Netherlands-based singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentals Lisa van Viegen who writes, records and performs under the moniker of iET (pronounced “eet”) was born into a musical family and has been writing songs since she was […]
If you truly love hip-hop, you truly love the great J. Dilla. And although it’s been 8 years since his untimely passing, his work still manages to move fans and be relevant in a way […]
Taylor McFerrin is a Brooklyn-based producer, composer and DJ whose musical style has been heavily influenced by 60s and 70s soul, golden era hip-hop, free jazz and electronica. On his own work. McFerrin not only plays […]
With the release of her critically applauded full-length effort, I Predict A Graceful Explosion, the Canadian born and London-based Al Spyx, who writes, records and performs under the moniker of Cold Specks put herself on the map as a vocalist […]
“Buggy Bumper” is the first single of the New York based electro pop duo Kodacrome’s debut full-length effort, Aftermaths. Consisting of producer Ryan Casey’s skittering and propulsive bass and Elissa LeCoque’s seductive yet ethereal coo, the single […]
The Chicago, IL-based quartet of Raiders of the Lost Art specialize in a sound that’s highly unusual for most indie rock bands – hell, for most acts these days as it’s heavily inspired by jazz; […]
The trio of psych pop act Indianapolis Jones are something of an indie rock All Star band as Tim Smith has played with Jellyfish, Noel Gallagher’s High-Flying Birds, Umajets and The Producers; Nicholas Niespozdani has […]