Bellingham, WA trio Wild Throne has shared their new music video for “Harvest of Darkness,” the...
New Music and Video
Reviews of new music, video, concerts and music festivals.
Quick Recap: Ghostface Killah and Raekwon at Boston’s Paradise Rock Club
When Ghostface Killah and Raekwon took over Boston's Paradise Rock Club this past Friday night,...
John Vanderslice Takes Us Behind The Scenes of Tiny Telephone Recording
John Vanderslice on Tiny Telephone: Giving Independent Bands Access to the Craft of Analogue...
Record Review: Sonny & The Sunsets
Sonny & The Sunsets Hit After Hit San Francisco, CA "San Francisco native crafts ironic blend of ’60s surf pop” Singer/songwriter Sonny Smith has crafted 11 tracks of gritty ’60s-era surf pop...
Record Review: Siriusmo
Siriusmo Mosaik Berlin, Germany “PartiesNeverEnd” Put in the music and park your ass on the dance floor. Mosaik is a club tour of Europe in your pocket. The album moves its way from Daft Punk disco...
Vinyl of the month: Saything
VINYL OF THE MONTH: Saything Momentary Ens Oakland, CA “Rich, confident and progressive” Bay Area group Saything has been busy this year. Their work - which has included a winter West Coast tour, a...
Record Review: The Pauses
The Pauses A Cautionary Tale Orlando, FL “Eclectic, quirky pop” This is the debut album from The Pauses, an Orlando-based three-piece consisting of Tierney Tough on vocals, Rhodes piano and bass;...
Record Review: The Pains of Being Pure at Heart
The Pains of Being Pure at Heart Belong New York City, NY “Defying gravity with each amplified note” The Pains of Being Pure at Heart consist are a four piece band set on reviving the New York indie...
Record Review: Kevin Dunbar
Kevin Dunbar Apples to Peaches Kennesaw, GA “Soulful, stirring, speaks to the human spirit” New York native Kevin Dunbar journeyed down South, ready to spread his music to a growing scene outside of...
Record Review: Jared Mees and The Grown Children
Jared Mees and The Grown Children Only Good Thoughts Can Stay Portland, OR “Impressive indie grind with powerful, lyrical pop” Jared Mees and the Grown Children stay within the framework of what...
Record Review: Imaginary Cities
Imaginary Cities Temporary Resident Winnipeg, MB “Engrossing, soulful pop from the Great White Yonder” The only disappointing aspect of Imaginary Cities’ Temporary Resident is that it’s their debut....
Record Review: Howler
Howler This One’s Different Minneapolis, MN “For the basement dwellers” You ever think that something can sound the way something looks? Well, take a scene from a smoky basement complete with...
Record Review: The Grownup Noise
The Grownup Noise This Time With Feeling Boston, MA “Don’t get too comfortable” The Grownup Noise sum up their sophomore album quite well in the opening of their song “The Same The Same," a sweet,...