MEET YOUR MAKER With Roger Smith from Source Audio LLC Jesse (Remignanti) and I worked together...
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[INTERVIEW] Jay Som opens up about latest album, ‘Everybody Works”
Jay Som's Melina Duterte Introduces Us to Her Sonic Landscape, and Explores the Making of the...
Deerhoof announce new album, debut lead single ‘I Will Spite Survive’
Deerhoof today announced their new album Mountain Moves will be released September 8th, 2017 on...
Make A Record with Alan Parsons
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Record Review: Whitney Mann
Whitney Mann The Western Sky Madison, WI “A complete collection” Throughout The Western Sky, Whitney Mann’s voice is a balance of grace and grit. It is the element that ties the entire album...
Record Review: Washed Out
Washed Out Within and Without Perry, GA “The chillest of chillwave” Ernest Greene has released three phenomenal EPs under the moniker Washed Out since 2009. The buzz generated by what started out as...
Record Review: Thousands
Thousands Thousands Boston, MA "Meticulously mapped, angular instrumental ferocity" LISTEN NOW: "Braille Teeth" [audio:http://performermag.com/wp-content/uploads/BrailleTeeth.mp3|titles=Braille...
Record Review: The Soonest
The Soonest Quarters EP Berkeley, CA “San Francisco dream rock with a darker side” The Soonest’s latest release, Quarters EP, exemplifies the phrase, “less is more.” The San Francisco rock band,...
VINYL OF THE MONTH: Scott Kempner
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Record Review: The Postelles
The Postelles Self-Titled New York, NY “’50s rock meet ’60s doo-wop and ’90s garage” The Postelles are bringing back the days of sweet and innocent love songs set to buoyant beats. The New...
Live Review: Tokimonsta at Camp Bisco X
Composed, waiting for Nadastrom to finish his set, Tokimonsta stood ready to take the stage. As the only lead female electronic musician at Camp Bisco X, Tokimonsta was a breath of...
Record Review: Phil Cook and His Feat
Phil Cook and His Feat Hungry Mother Blues Raleigh, NC “Old-time folk for young first-timers” Phil Cook has had a lot on his plate. In the past year, he’s recorded two albums with his main band...
Record Review: The Macrotones
The Macrotones First Signs of Danger Boston, MA “Funky horns and Afrobeat rhythms” The Macrotones have always been accessible - but that's just it. They are unquestionably tight, a well-packaged...