Comprised of Josh Smith (vocals, guitar and production) and Josh Freed (samples, synths and production), the Detroit, MI-based duo of Gosh Pith have quickly won the attention of the blogosphere for an aesthetic that focuses […]
Tag: U2
Oh, the reckless, passionate, desperate, urgent, folly of youth, of attempting to forge your own disparate identity, of friendships which seemed destined to last forever, and of youthful, first love. Oh, that youthful period when we’re […]
Daniel Lanois is a Canadian guitarist, songwriter, vocalist and producer, who’s best known for his production work with Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Emmylou Harris, Willie Nelson, Brandon Flowers and U2’s most beloved and famous album, The […]
Irish-born and currently London-based sisters Hannah and Colette Thurlow are the founders and creative force of the indie pop act 2:54 – and with the release of their 2012 debut effort, the Thurlow sisters and their backing band […]
The Los Angeles,CA-based sibling quartet of Brown Shoe have developed a reputation over the course of four previously released albums for a sound that has pulled the band in two different directions, sometimes simultaneously – […]
A Q&A with Butcher Knives’ Nikko Matiz
As a native New Yorker, some of my experiences are likely uncommon to most of the country, but what I managed to cherish was the diversity that was just considered a daily part of life. […]
Innocents, which Mute Records will be releasing on September 30th, marks a number of firsts for Moby as it’s the first time he’s worked with an outside producer, Mark “Spike” Stent, who has worked with […]
A Q&A with The Lonely Wild’s Andrew Carroll
The Los Angeles-based band, The Lonely Wild’s debut EP, Dead End landed at number 19 on this site’s Best of 2011 list. Through that debut, the band won quite a bit of attention throughout the blogosphere, and […]
https://scache.vevo.com/m/html/embed.html?video=USQY51392910&playerType=embedded Fat Possum Records released Caveman’s self-titled effort back in early April, and the new effort reveals a band that has the band stretching their (proverbial) creative legs with a subtle yet profound expansion of […]
Album Review: Crime and the City Solution’s American Twilight
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Comprised of three childhood friends, Sergio, Aleix, and Ed, from the village of Anserall, Spain in the Pyrenees Mountains, Cut Your Hair released the blissful and energetic debut single, “Utah in Pictures” last year. The Mad […]
Over their fourteen year history, the Lawrence, KS-based band the Appleseed Cast has gone through several lineup changes, and in this lineup change the band finds their sound has expanded to include an almost precise […]
The duo of Gretta Rochelle (vocals) and Jack Armando (guitar), a.k.a My Gold Mask have created a sound inspired and informed by Italian Giallo cinema and the the dimly-lit warehouse district in Chicago, IL where […]
The Lonely Wild’s Dead End EP landed at number 19 on this site’s best of 2011 list, and their much anticipated full-length debut, The Sun As It Comes will be released on April 2nd through Ursa Major Recordings. “Everything […]
With the release of their first three albums, the Raleigh, NC-based Gray Young have developed a reputation for material that’s been described as oceanic – there’s a palpable push and pull in the material, as […]