It’s October! Aside from weather changing and massive amounts of candy intake, it means we’ve got 31 days to maximize on novelty songs. Fortunately, Boo Dudes are back [...]
This edition of the podcast is a companion piece to Volume 93 that catalogs the full Glossary discography of albums, from Southern by the Grace of Location to Long Live All Of [...]
Jeremy Fetzer just released a short EP of songs that contain the exact kind of flair you’d hope for from one half of Steelism. There’s celebratory horns, dramatic strings, [...]
In this episode of the podcast, we celebrate the 20-year anniversary of Glossary. Special guests Bingham Barnes and Joey Kneiser sit down for a discussion about the formation [...]
The debut Harpooner album straddles a line between melancholy pop record and full-force rock record. Songs like “Hush Up†induce an overwhelming captivation of bursting [...]
Maybe I’m alone in this but there is something immensely comforting about Drone Music. It’s an, understandably, contentious genre but if you really turn it up and let the [...]
Another explosive new track from the forthcoming sophomore Bully LP, Losing, due Oct 20th via Sub Pop. (Source: https://www.youtube.com/)
The latest from Jessica Lea Mayfield, Sorry Is Gone, will be officially released on Friday, September 29th but you can get an early listen by steering over to NPR’s First [...]
E-JAIL’s debut is one of those perfect storms of DIY production, keyboard pop songs and just the right amount of goofy weirdness. I mean, the name alone is endearing enough [...]
Releasing an album can be a time consuming endeavor. Often, bands seek out management, touring experience, label partnerships and general “buzz†before they take the deep [...]
As long as there is a series of albums titled “Black Hole Space Wizardâ€, I will continue to post about them. As discussed previously, the name is a misleading bit of [...]
I could write a rambling essay on the kinds of imagery that Makeup and Vanity Set music typically conjures in my mind. Suffice to say, it’s usually extremely dark and would [...]
