Saturday Sampler September 30th
It’s the last day of September, which means cooler weather, plenty of pumpkin-infused treats, and stores beginning to bombard us […]
First Impressions: Wolf Alice – ‘Visions of a Life’ (album review)
In 2015, Wolf Alice were the year’s buzziest and fastest-rising band. They went from UK indie darlings to global stars […]
Beau’s Oktoberfest 2017 in Photos
Usually, Autumn would feature the leaves changing color and a brisk evening breeze, but this past weekend brought record-breaking temperatures […]
The Matinee September 29th
The Matinee September 29th includes 9 amazing track to get the beginning of your weekend started off right. As usual […]
Museums tell a modern fairy tale with “Winter 91” (single premiere)
The term cinematic is used (and likely over used) to describe music’s effect on its listeners. These songs feature spellbinding […]
The Matinee September 28th
Rock. That’s pretty much what you will find on The Matinee September 28th edition. There’s no electro- or synth-pop, no […]
Anna Pancaldi – ‘Sweet Charity’ (EP review)
When UK indie music national treasure Johnno Casson describes an artist as “very nice and very talented, too”, there’s every […]
Bite the Buffalo ‘Big Blind’ LP gig – Cargo, London (photo review)
Back in London’s Shoreditch. This time to Cargo for the LP launch event for Bite the Buffalo’s, Big Blind. Cargo […]
Peek into ‘Taking It to Heart, vol. 2′ with The Wet Secrets’ unreleased single (premiere)
Nearly a year ago to the day, Calgary-based indie label Treeline Recordings released their first album. It wasn’t, however, any […]
Chelsea Wolfe unleashes the foreboding ‘Hiss Spun’ (album review)
Some people opt to age gracefully, but Chelsea Wolfe has chosen to get louder, harder, and gloomier. She’s still a […]
Melodic Tonic ’17, September 27th
The Melodic Tonic ’17, September 27th edition provides the perfect antidote to the mid-week blues – a.k.a. hump day. Most […]
Imitating Aeroplanes dizzying disco debut ‘Planet Language’ (album review)
Music tends to follow the seasons. Spring ushers in heart-warming and optimistic numbers. Summer brings over-produced dance and rock anthems. […]
KNIGHTFALL – “Metro Station” ft Nana The Writer (single premiere)
Electronic fans get out your cellphones – or if you’re old-school take out your pens and paper – and jot […]
Phoebe Bridgers’ beautiful ‘Stranger in the Alps’ (album review)
The music of Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter Phoebe Bridgers is emotional, intimate, witty, and incredibly relatable. It’s easy to see why […]
The Matinee September 26th
There is plenty of variety on The Matinee September 26th edition. R&B and soul, ambient electronica, synth-pop, drone neo-psychedelia, twee-pop, […]
Swimming Tapes & Softer Still – The Lexington, London (photo review)
Two bands, gently pressed from the same mold, provided an evening of accessible indie/dream pop in the heart of Shoreditch. […]
Wand’s sweetly precocious ‘Plum’ (album review)
Set aside all expectations when listening to Wand‘s fourth studio album, Plum. It isn’t the raucous wrecking ball that was […]
METZ’s Faustian ‘Strange Peace’ (album review)
“I am part of that power which eternally wills evil and eternally works good.” ~Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, ‘Faust: First […]
The Matinee September 25th
The Matinee September 25th has six awesome new tracks to get your week started off on the right track. We […]
Cut Copy’s meandering ‘Haiku from Zero’
Like many bands, the output from Australia’s Cut Copy has been brilliant at times, but other times inconsistent. Up until […]