There’s a different vibe on this Wildfront song than the previous releases – namely, the buried vocals and somewhat muddier production. I don’t fault anyone for experimenting, particularly when it reveals that you can still hear all the good ideas making their way through.
Party Ghost by Jasmin Kaset Over the weekend, Jasmin Kaset released a collection of seven b-sides pruned from various recording sessions, album leftovers and misc collaborations. Even as b-sides, there’s a real pathos and emotion to these songs.. they certainly aren’t phoned in or performed haphazardly.
The latest installment from the monthly V to Z release series is a tension filled, anticipation building explosion of drum onslaught and swirling noise. Possibly my favorite from the whole batch.
Sometimes a collection of ideas and sketches can be a refreshing listen. This “pop†album from Murfreesboro’s Jackson Pollock Microphone has plenty of rough spots and goofiness but there are some great moments of shine. If you appreciate the works of Ween, I am safe in recommending this one. If you’re not, dive into “Girl is a […]
Really loving this Murfreesboro based psych outfit, Mouth Reader. Everything outside of the music is pretty damn perfect – great name, compelling artwork and a lathe-cut pop-up book vinyl. The best tracks, for me, are those that start as a slow burn and expand into a full-on encapsulating wall of sound (see “Freak†and “I Woke Upâ€). […]
Great new video from Turbo Fruits featuring a whole lot of light tricks and a nice tour of Nashville to boot. Oh, and the song is solid too. Read more about the creation of the video here. (Source: https://www.youtube.com/)
Some quality hard rock coming out of this EP. Emotional vocals, big rock explosions and plenty of opportunity for fist pumping. Â The submission for this collection came through the wires with a note that members of Sexx, Rales, Sainthood and Superduper comprised its ranks – more than enough of an endorsement to give it some […]
There’s a new Birdcloud release, TETNIS, on the horizon and that means we can expect plenty more performance videos coming our way. Enjoy the first, “Vodkasodaburg.†(Source: https://www.youtube.com/)
Asher Horton is better known for his work in Fox Fun but there’s something about this solo release that feels a bit less formal. It’s bedroom pop so it’s not overproduced but it’s still got a nice flair for the occasional flourish of sound.Â
Great video from the new Benjamin A Harper album – simple and appropriately reflective of the melancholy style and layered harmony. Don’t be fooled tho, the whole album is not this style – this is just but one of many approaches Mr. Harper investigates. An enjoyable style but not a one trick pony. Dive into […]
Last Friday, Benjamin A. Harper released his latest solo effort, Get Thee Behind Me. The undertaking is a lush one – filled with harmonies, a wide arrangement of styles and something a little special in each song that pops out the more you listen (i.e. that vocal stutter in “Leave This Place Aloneâ€) The output of Mr […]
The first preview track from Magic in Three’s full-length September album, Return of Magic in Threes.It’s the instrumental, R&B, funky, soul journey that you’ve been meaning to take for awhile.
