Like a more self-deprecating, decidedly morose John Prine, or perhaps a more jovial Guy Clark, New Jersey native Darrin Bradbury’s songs are riddled with hilarious, obvious-once-you-hear-them observations on mundane everyday life.
Philadelphia oddball trio GREAT TIME premiered they’re groovy new single,”Rushin”, with a stutter-step video “Rushin’ bridges the sonic gap between Thundercat and Men I Trust.” Writer Sean Kayden wrote. The triad infuses an assortment of sonic accents ranging from funk, soul, and dance-pop, with the airy, eclectic endeavour offering up jazzy arrangements, groovy bass lines, […]
Following the breadth of 2015’s live and post-processed electro-acoustic release Paradigm Shift, bassist Michael Janisch launches new project Worlds Collide with a band featuring saxophonist John O’Gallagher, trumpeter Jason Palmer, guitarist Rez Abbasi and drummer Clarence Penn. Recorded in Abbey Road’s legendary Studio 3, and engineered/mastered by Tyler McDiarmid, it also includes guest saxophonist George […]
Los Angeles-via-Denver guitarist Jamey Arent releases his debut EP The Back Burner produced by modern-legend guitarist Josh Smith and features Nigel Hall (Lettuce, Soulive), Charles Jones (Raphael Saadiq, Vulfpeck), Amber Navaran (Moonchild) and more!
Mariama was born in Sierra Leone but raised in Germany. ‘Love, Sweat And Tears’ is her second album and is inspired by her travels throughout Europe and Africa as well as various recent professional and personal encounters. Part of an ongoing search for artistic freedom and independence, the record’s fourteen songs create one of the […]
New Zealand rock act Written by Wolves have announced their upcoming debut record, SECRETS, and premiered its lead-off single, “Tell Me What You’re Running From?”, with a parkour-packed, high energy video.
Canadian quartet Hammerhands have been grinding since 2013, having performed with the likes of Sons of Otis, Telekinetic Yeti, King Buffalo, and the Great Sabatini, the band have built a solid following by fluidly integrating elements of doom, stoner rock, and noise with a penchant for technical and thematic constructs that yield relentless heaviness. Now, […]
After the success of their debut EP released earlier this year, and standout performances at The Great Escape, Brighton’s FUR return with their first new material since in the form of “Nothing (Until Something Else Comes Along)”, 3 minutes of perfect, hook-filled pop music.
Montreal based producer Matveï debuts “Distance (feat. Alyss)” from his forthcoming EP via Kitsuné Musique. Brought up on Rap and EDM, Matveï mixes an exciting cocktail of house and urban club, imprinting on the sounds of KAYTRANADA, Disclosure, Sam Gellaitry and other artists of the like.
Foxing are playing a run of European and UK live dates this month, including a London show where they will be supported by Norway’s Spielbergs. The show has been upgraded from The Lexington to The Dome due to overwhelming demand for tickets.
London’s Dry Cleaning have announced their much-anticipated debut EP “Sweet Princess”, set for release August 16th on the It’s OK imprint.
Los Angeles songwriter/musician Tracy Bryant debuts “Nightmare” from his forthcoming full-length Hush due out August 30th, 2019 via First and Foremost Records. Known for his rollicking, zoned out garage-rock, Bryant returns to form on “The Nightmare.” IMPOSE Magazine praised the “duelling guitars, pulsating percussion, and hypnotic choruses,” saying, “Bryant crafts a searing garage-pop anthem”
Jade Jackson is thrilled to release her sophomore album Wilderness today, her most personal album yet. Produced by Social Distortion’s Mike Ness,
Philadelphia’s Slaughter Beach, Dog which began as the solo project of Jake Ewald but has grown into a band with the addition of bassist Ian Farmer, Nick Harris and Zack Robbins – recently announced a new record, entitled Safe And Also No Fear. Out August 2nd, 2019 on Big Scary Monsters.
The W Lovers are thrilled to share their new album “This Little Town”. The Seattle duo is comprised of Fleur and Wesley Wood, who’s earnest Americana has earned them plenty of local praise.
I love Pink Floyd’s Dark Side Of The Moon album. I love reggae, especially with an added dollop of dub. When the Easy Star All-Stars released Dub Side Of The Moon In 2003, I approached it with a slight sense of trepidation; would it be great or would it be a terrible gimmick? Fortunately it […]