On Wilco’s new single, the band shoots for something fun and light-hearted. While it’s not the most impactful thing the band has ever done, it is a sweet little introduction to the forthcoming album the Whole Love. If the entire LP sticks with this mood, we could be
On “Children of a Failed God,” Dødkvlt proves a one-man project can rock as hard as a four-piece band. This track thrashes hard and gets the album it’s on, II, starting with both guns a-blazing. Though the sound and mix of this album leaves me wanting more. I see
1. Radiohead- “Lotus Flower” (Jacques Greene Remix) 2. Radiohead- “Little By Little” (Caribou Remix) 3. Memory Tapes- “Yes I Know” (Seams Remix) 4. Parenthetical Girls- “Careful Who You Dance With” (Various Remixers) Careful Who You Dance With by Parenthetical Girls 5. CSS- “Hits Me Like A Rock” (Dillon Francis Remix)
For the price of an e-mail address, Ganglians is giving away another track from its forthcoming album: Still Living. On “Sleep,” the vocals seem to be taking a significant step past all the effects and reverb to perform a pretty strong vocal. It’s like the band has decided to
If you’re a regular viewers of my YouTube reviews, I know what you’re thinking: “Anthony, you didn’t review the new Kurt Vile record.” I know, I know. Well, I was washing my hair. And just because I haven’t reviewed it doesn’t mean I never will.
Video for the track “Last Name London,” which is coming off Theophilus London’s forthcoming LP, Timez Are Weird These Days. That LP is getting a July 19th release via Warner Bros. As you may already know, I dug the EP to drop earlier this year a lot.
Download: Vacation- The Do Shit Disc Vacation is a lively new garage punk band from Cincinnati, Ohio. Their first CD release, entitled The Do Shit Disc, was also released on cassette as The Do Shit Tape. Now it’s online for free. Clocking in at just under fifteen minutes, the
Ulcerate’s latest album might not hit the spot for fans of the New Zealand group’s more hectic material, but it definitely resonated with me. The relentless drumming and dissonant guitar passages create an ugly atmosphere that’s ever-evolving. These guys display an extreme level of technical precision on
From New York via New Zealand, Lips is the solo project of Stephanie Brown. Back in her homeland, she played keyboards in numerous groups, but came to the U.S. in ’07 to make a name for herself as a solo musician. She’s got an EP that she dropped
Sleeping Bag by Sleeping Bag Despite a somewhat sloppy presentation, the songwriting and melodies behind Sleeping Bag’s debut LP are sturdy enough to withstand hurricane-force winds. On “Slime,” the drums set a steady pace against a deadpan vocal and downstroke’d guitar. The verses sound almost sleepy, but the
