3 Animal Names, 4 Musicians, 1 Rock Band. If you’re into some down and dirty, haunting, southern rock (twinged with a myriad of influences) this will be right up your alley. Maybe I’m hallucinating but I definitely see an upside down skull in that cover art. Spooky!
Ducko Mcfli – Forever
I dunno where these aerial shots of Nashville came from but it’s working quite well with this new goodness from Ducko Mcfli.
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Those Darlins – Optimist
It’s a video featuring crotches. Lots of crotches. You clicked Play already, right?
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Meadownoise
– “Maybelle, Come to Me”
by Ben Marcantel and Matt Glassmeyer
Let this video be a reminder that Meadownoise plays at The Stone Fox this Thursday with Duane Pitre. Also, loves sea animals.
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Evan P Donohue – “Tell Me Sara”
New song and gorgeous live performance video from Mr. Donohue.
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The Non-Commissioned Officers – “Say”
If you don’t make it to the 2 minute mark, you’re really robbing yourself of a true music video delight. Also, the HypnoToad style staredown at the end is pretty phenomenal.
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Jeffrey Drag Records Summer Sampler 2013
Featuring newness from Bad Cop, Natural Child, Majestico, Useless Eaters and more… all in one convenient mix.
Joshua Morse – Waveform 4
Chiptunes Jazz Fusion straight outta Nashville. Do you need more incentive than that?Â
Pale Houses – Self-Titled
Are you familiar with the works of Aaron Robinson? He used to front a band called Imaginary Baseball League, he’s released solo material and he’s back with his newest project – Pale Houses. Robinson’s distinctive voice continues to be the driving, stand-out element through each melancholy song but music backing him is built wonderfully around it. It’s safe to say these songs are emotional but that shouldn’t be taken as a pejorative. Robinson’s voice and craft are always welcome.
Those Darlins – “Oh God”
from Blur the Line – due Oct 1. Sexy artwork included.
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I
magine what a new single from Magnolia Sons would sound like. “A Piece Worth Picking Up” is that single. It’s a traditional R&B burner that I am sure hits even harder live.
Black Cat Sylvester – WOO HAH (Busta Rhymes Tribute)
You may remember Black Cat Sylvester from his Freeloading Freddie video and this is much the same – showcasing his turntable / synth table. It’s hard to get a gauge for what is actually happening in the video so I suggest watching these showcase videos to see what’s happening in a live environment. Not only is it impressive but it sounds great.
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