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Natalie Prass Full-album preview Steer your browser over to this Pitchfork Advance to hear the new Natalie Prass album in its entirety. It’s a damn fine piece of work.
Author Archives: Michael Eades
V to Z “King Swim”
Joshua Moore is best known for hammering out the drums for the likes of The Katies, Bright Age and The Jane Shermans but he’s got plenty more musical goodness to give to the world. V to Z is his newest solo project in which he plans to release one new track a month, for free, […]
JEFF the Brotherhood – Coat Check Girl
In case you missed it, JEFF has a new track available from their forthcoming album Wasted on the Dream – due March 10th.
John Davis - Nothing’s Irreversible ‘Cause We Are Free: Industry Giants Demos 2007→2008
If you’re a Superdrag fan, please take note of this Bandcamp account – run by John Davis. Aside from his solo releases and some great covers there is a rather compelling collection of demo’s from Industry Giants, the 2009 (and final) Superdrag release.Â
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Natalie Prass “My Baby Don’t Understand Me” Congrats to Natalie Prass for getting her latest preview track, “My Baby Don’t Understand Me”, to premiere over on vogue.com. Also, congrats to her for being a solid songwriter and performer. It’s a heartfelt piece of work that manages to feel on the verge of explosive upbeatness and […]
Meadownoise – Think Like a Monkey / Deafened by the Ring
Matthew Glassmeyer’s Meadownoise seems to consistently find itself doing things a bit different. From retracting his first EP from the Internet (sold out is sold out), to releasing an album in portions through the course of a year (see Dark Digest), he approaches things a bit different. The latest endeavor in this realm is his […]
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We Own This Town – Volume 64 It’s back! After uploading 63 previous episodes I felt inspired to make another installation. I mean, who ends on 63 iterations of something? It’s insanity. I wouldn’t call this a “Best Of” but it certain culls many of my favorites from the huge gap between episodes. Whatever it […]
Volume 64
Download M4A Download MP3Stream Podcast It’s back! After uploading 63 previous episodes I felt inspired to make another installation. I mean, who ends on 63 iterations of something? It’s insanity. I wouldn’t call this a “Best Of” but it certain culls many of my favorites from the huge gap between episodes. Whatever it is, it’s […]
Litton Lions – War and Peace
Recorded in 2010 and released, now, the debut album from Litton Lions is a pleasant grouping of melancholy pop gems. The vocal stylings of Jerry Campbell are very distinct and a welcome return as I haven’t heard them around since the last Millionaire Magicians release. This release may just be a one-off but it’s seven […]
Date Night – Rough Demo
Don’t do that to yourself Date Night. These three songs may not be as polished as your brain imagined but the rough-around-the-edges performance, visceral energy and enjoying-yourself feeling that comes from the recordings is really working. Maybe they are demo’s but let’s not call them rough.
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Heads up. You now have plans for February 13th.Â
Black Static Line – Enil
Though it’s self-described as ambient, the latest from Black Static Line, Enil, is much more immersive and captivating than such a label would lead you to believe. Ambience infers a general vibe or atmosphere created by a particular work – which is true here – but their longform soundscapes demand more attention than just a […]