Sam Ricketts and Tom Clarke, the British-based duo of Cloud Boat, are part of a growing scene of songwriters who consider production and songwriting to be one in the same, much like blogosphere darling James […]
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The Los Angeles-based vocals Evan Mellows grew up in a home in which his folks listened to the work of the legendary Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson, Luther Vandross and others; however, as he got older, […]
The Belle Game, Starlight Girls and Ski Lodge at Glasslands Gallery 2/28/14
The Belle Game, the Starlight Girls and Ski Lodge Glasslands Gallery February 28, 2014 Back at the end of February, I was at the Glasslands Gallery for the Vancouver, BC-based synth pop quintet, the Belle […]
Singer and vocalist Chris Kittrell with the assistance of guitarist, Zach McMillan records and performs under the moniker of Baby Alpaca. And as as a duo, they’ve received quite a bi tof attention across the blogosphere for […]
Guitarist Mark Smak wrote the majority of the music which appears on Haunted House’s debut EP in the basement of a home that he believes was haunted by ghosts. “Guts,” the first single off the […]
Chris Kittrell records and performs under the moniker of Baby Alpaca, and his first single, the slow-burning but hauntingly beautiful “Sea of Dreams” had over 50,000 streams in it’s first three weeks available. And although sparsely […]
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 […]
Like countless other bands across New York, the members of Drowners met while hanging out in bars downtown — guitarist and vocalist Matt Hitt passed some demos to guitarist Jack Ridley and bassist Erik Snyder and the the […]
Neighborhood Veins marks two occasions – the first release from the Durham, NC-based band Schooner in quite some time, and the first national release from Durham/Raleigh, NC-based boutique label, Potluck Records. Why would it take […]
Like countless other bands across New York, the members of Drowners met while hanging out in bars downtown – guitarist and vocalistMatt Hitt passed some demos to guitarist Jack Ridley and bassist Erik Snyder and the […]
Over the summer, Widowspeak, Caveman, Yellow Ostrich, the Pearl and the Beard, Belle Mare, and Vensaire performed at Consequence of Sound’s and the Wild Honey Pie’s Summer Camp, a lakefront property just outside of New […]
Back in 1989, the Ocean Blue released their debut through Sire Records, and the album was not only well-recieved by critics and fans, it got a ton of airplay on radio and on MTV. The […]
Sandra Vu has played drums for the likes of the Raveonettes, Boredoms, Dirty Beaches and the Dum Dum Girls but with her side project, SISU, Vu steps out from the drum set to be a frontperson. This Tuesday will mark SISU’s full-length […]
Sandra Vu has played drums for the likes of the Raveonettes, Boredoms, Dirty Beaches and the Dum Dum Girls but with her side project, SISU, Vu steps out from the drum set to be a […]
Frankie Rose has been a part of the New York for quite some time, as she’s been a member of several bands including both the Crystal Stilts and her own band Frankie Rose and the […]