All posts tagged "bandcamp"
LISTEN NOW: SlowEarth Deconstructs The Concept Album For The Internet Age
The musical climate in the States these days is fairly homogenous. By this time, we’ve all fought through the adolescence of broadband Internet, that which...
Near-Death Van Crash Leads Screaming Females to Record Killer Live LP
Screaming Females Recount the Road to “Live at the Hideout” On their way to recording Live at the Hideout, Screaming Females lost control of their...
How Party Monsters Baby Baby Re-Invest Gig Revenue into Better Recordings
How does one describe Baby Baby to someone who hasn’t experienced the band before? Well, for starters, Baby Baby is to partying…well, what Andrew W.K....
Vinyl of the Month: Split Screens 7-inch
“Jubilant, simmering vocals poised with softened rhythms and a humming Wurlitzer” The Sinner by Split Screens Singer and multi-instrumentalist Jesse Cafiero has the soft, playful...
Vinyl of the Month: “Body Language” by Connections
“Lo-Fi Gumbo Stolen From the Best Record Collections” Body Language by Connections The new LP from Columbus, Ohio’s Connections is like a stew made up...
Tutlie – “Young Cries” Review
“Smart, intricate chamber pop that will challenge your imagination” The emergence of Tutlie, a harmony-heavy chamber-pop/rock band, is marking a wonderful balance to the prolific...
Sanders Bohlke – “Ghost Boy” Review Plus Album Stream
Sanders Bohlke’s Ghost Boy could not be more appropriately named. Haunting and visceral, this recording was inspired when Bohlke retreated to the Blue Ridge Mountains...
Get to Know Brooklyn’s Sharkmuffin
Brooklyn’s all-girl group Sharkmuffin creates fast, two-minute songbursts, self-described as “noise-punk-meets-psychedelic power pop.” On their newest EP, 1097, they deliver four great new tracks. This...
Nick Waterhouse Interview PLUS Stream New LP “Holly”
In 2012, the music world was introduced to Time’s All Gone, the debut album from Nick Waterhouse. Perhaps because of his look, maybe because of...
Advanced Falconry: The Flight of Mutual Benefit
Exploring Experimental Pop Collages with Jordan Lee In just a matter of months, Mutual Benefit has gone from passing the hat at a house show...
