The Decemberists, “What A Terrible World, What A Beautiful World”
The Portland, Oregon-based, folk-rock veterans, The Decemberists return with their 7th album, What A Terrible World, What A Beautiful World. Their last effort, The […]
Ty Segall, “Mr. Face”
Arguably the busiest, if not the hardest working, man in not just indie rock but music as a whole is […]
The Self-Titled EP by River Whyless
For bands with multiple songwriters, it can be a challenge to create a compilation of songs that is coherent and […]
A Quick Conversation with…Made Violent
I have been following Made Violent for a while now and each single they end up releasing stays in rotation on […]
The Lone Bellow – Then Came the Morning
The Lone Bellow are a band of incredibly talented and passionate musicians. Their live shows are known for their positive […]
Paperhaus – “So Slow”
DC psych rock band Paperhaus is sharing a single, “So Slow” off of their upcoming debut LP. This is a […]
Grand Lake Islands, “Song From Far”
Not too long ago, Erik Emanuelson bid adieu to his students, his stable job, and packed his bags for Portland […]
Buzzing Self-Titled EP by Stalls
There’s something remarkable about the self-titled debut EP by Stalls, the indie-rock trio from Oakland. Maybe it’s the modern spin […]
Mundo 35 – RevueFest – The Curation of Our Make-Believe Festival
There have already been quite a few festival line up announcements for this year already, including Bonnaroo, Boston Calling, Coachella, Governor’s Ball, […]
First Impressions: Belle and Sebastian, “Girls in Peacetime Want to Dance”
Next week is a huge week. New albums by Sleater-Kinney, their first in nearly 10 years; Portland storytellers The Decemberists; […]
Weekend Showcase: New Singles for the January 16th Weekend
Here are nine really cool tracks for your weekend. Unfortunately, we didn’t get around to writing about them, but they’re worth […]
Video: Nedelle Torrisi – Don’t Play Dumb
We wrote about singer-songwriter Nedelle Torrisi a while back. If you missed our original post, she’s a fantastic singer-songwriter and […]
Video: Ferrill Gibbs – The Happy Ones
Last year, we featured “The Happy Ones” by Ferrill Gibbs off of his record, Significant Trees. Today, he is sharing a […]
Hidden Gem: L.A. Garage-Punk-Pop Trio, Susan
One of our favourite Hidden Gems of 2015 was Sumeau, whose psych-pop was overshadowed by the plethora of mainstream and […]
A Quick Conversation with…TMM
I live in Austin, TX and always love finding out about a new band from my current place of residence. Austin […]
To Kill A King – Love is Not Control
I have been following UK’s To Kill A King (TKAK) for quite a while. I can actually thank them for […]
Album Revue: Sleater-Kinney – ‘No Cities To Love’
I can’t quite believe I’m writing a review of a new Sleater-Kinney record in 2015. When they called it quits […]
Waxahatchee – Air
Yesterday, Katie Crutchfield, the creative force behind Waxahatchee officially announced details about her upcoming record, Ivy Tripp. Ivy Tripp will […]
Robin Bacior, Water Dreams
There was a time when almost any song that was piano-based was considered to be “classical”, “lounge”, or performed by […]
A Conversation with Julia Catherine Parr of Black City Lights
There are musicians around the world whose sole goal is to make you want to dance. There are those who […]