YES! A million times YES. Theatrical sea shanty pirate rock embraced and performed to the most fully embraced degree. Do yourself a favor and go check out their Photo Gallery [...]
Another dose of great pop now available from Brett Rosenberg, aka Quichenight. The Minor Sea continues his exploration of lo-fi, vintage tinged, beachy good times with a dose [...]
I distinctly remember meeting Brandon Jazz and telling him that he was rock solid evidence that I was too old to understand what The Kids were into these days. I’m going to [...]
This may be the first official release from PANGS and I’m quite curious to hear more. Catchy, female fronted, pop rock with plenty of energy and danceability. Oh, and it’s [...]
Big congrats to Photo Ops on two fronts: 1) the song “Maybe We’ll Change†is prominently featured in the trailer for the new Jemaine Clement movie People, Places, [...]
The easiest classification of The Alarms is Rock Music. Lots of soaring choruses, jangly guitars, driving drum beats and flourishes mixed in throughout. It isn’t rough [...]
Very excited to see that Steelism has a series of new EP’s coming out. The first track, “The Sergeâ€, is from The Drawing Room, Volume I and is available to pre-order on [...]
Volume 68 Some editions of this podcast are better than others but this particular edition seems like it’s already hit my heavy rotation. Music in Nashville is in a GOOD [...]
It’s been nearly a year since since BEDROOM released anything but Noah Kittinger has roused from his slumber and released another breezy lo-fi summer track for all to enjoy. Â
I rather enjoyed the previous release from Omniscient Art – The Rift – and WE WILL seems to continue in the same vein. Instrumental explorations with hip-hop, [...]
First off, accolades should be given to these guys for shortening their name from Ben Spinks Supermelt to, simply, Supermelt. It more properly embodies the bombastic rock [...]
