“The Politics of Being Alone” is an EP featuring songs from Mystery Twins debut album “Ghost in The Ground” Available Nov. 5th. It also features public domain audio from Charles Bukowski, Henry Miller, and old movies collaged together in order to create a new document illustrating themes of individuality, society, creativity, and good old fashioned existential angst.

I’m still immersing myself in the full listening experience but I’m fairly confident that readers of this site will enjoy the vibe. Great way to start your week.

It’s only one track but it’s enough to pique my curiosity for more. Clicked that Bandcamp “Follow” button ASAP.

It’s been a few years since You Are A Hologram have released any of their electronic infused indie rock songs but they’ve come back strong. For me, there’s a late 90’s college rock nostalgia to their style – energetic rock songs with keyboard flourishes? Yes please.

If you lived in Murfreesboro in the early 2000’s you may recall hearing the name Wayne Mosh; the alter-ego of Jason Moore, frontman for The Katies. Well, he’s back with a new EP that’s a perfect exercise in loose and fun-for-the-sake-of-fun. 

Call it a side project, call it a goof, or just call it surprisingly entertaining. All seem to be true of this duo of hip-hop-esque tracks from Calicocat released as Sewer Rat. I won’t lie, I’d enjoy more of this.