The Portland, Oregon-based Wooden Indian Burial Ground has publicly claimed their influences to be early sci-fi novels. fuzzy 60s garage rock, fuzz boxes and homemade drone boxes. “Sparklerella,” is the first single off their self-titled […]
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Born and raised in New Zealand and now based in New Yorker, singer/songwriter Simon Spire’s work has been critically praised by PopMatters, Performer Magazine, MTV.com, mtvU and across the blogosphere. His latest album, Four-Letter Words has been critically applauded […]
Kinder Machines is the third full-length album from Beaten By Them, a band who has members residing in San Francisco, NYC, and Melbourne, Australia. Formed in 2005, the band has quietly developed a reputation for creating […]
Cody ChesnuTT will be releasing his first full-length effort in about ten years with Landing On a Hundred on October 30th. NPR’s All Songs Considered recently premiered the first single from ChesnuTT’s new album, the soulful hymn […]
The UK-based producer Mike Norris, a.k.a. Fort Romeau reworked the Presets’ “Ghosts.” Whereas the original version brought the sea shanty to modern ears by making it a sort of slow burning electronica, the remix turns […]
“Birds,” is the latest single off Poor Moon’s self-titled Sub Pop Records release, and it’s a pretty song reminiscent of 70s AM radio soft rock – but with a slightly modern twist. The band’s touring […]
With the official release of their 4 CD box set, The Preservation Hall 50th Anniversary Collection from Legacy Records and their live recording from Carnegie Hall, St. Peter and 57th, the folks in the Preservation Jazz Hall Band […]