new music
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Not gonna lie. This band caught my eye because their name references one of the best movies on my DVD shelf: The Warriors. The Riffs don’t exactly “come out to play-ay,” but they do know how to pen a decent tune. Great drums, some faint keys, and strong female
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Weekend is one of Slumberland Records‘ latest signings, and their upcoming album, Sports, is due for release on 11/4. “End Times,” I’m hoping, depicts the raw energy flowing throughout the rest of this album. The hard-nosed post-punk bassline gives this track a real edge. The drums are simple,
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A track from Blond Redhead‘s upcoming album, Penny Sparkle. It’s slated for a Sept. 14th release via 4AD. “Not Getting There” matches a smooth production sound with some seductive vocals and a sinister chord progression. I’m really loving the drum machine on this one, and the light
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As you could tell from my review of their debut LP earlier this year, I find the pleasant c86 pop of Wild Nothing to be pretty seductive. The band has a new EP on the way via Captured Tracks, and you can download / stream the title track below: MP3: Wild
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New single from No Age‘s upcoming Everything in Between. It’s slated for release on 9/28 via Sup Pop. Planning a track review tomorrow. Stream / download it: MP3: No Age- Glitter What do you think of this track? Do you love it? Hate it? What did you think
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Many of y’all may remember that I was a little worried when I heard the first song to come off Black Mountain’s forthcoming Wilderness Heart. I still question whether or not, for me, this new LP will blow its predecessor out of the water, but “the Hair Song”
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Trap Them is a NH metal outfit with some seriously uncompromising sounds. Extreme metal and hardcore punk build the intense energy behind “Carnage Incarnate,” a track from their forthcoming album on Southern Lord. It’s got some head-spinning riffs, so pay attention and try not to get caught up in
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Many may not be familiar with guitarist Dustin Wong’s work in a solo capacity, but surely you’ve heard this guy tear apart ear drum after ear drum in the band Ponytail. Dustin is releasing a third solo effort via Thrill Jockey, and I hope “Talking Walking Cloud” is
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This September, Crocodiles are set to release the follow up to 2009’s Summer of Hate; and from the sound of this new single, it looks like the band is bringing their fandom of shoegaze to a new level. “Sleep Forever” has a huge sound. The track is about fifteen
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1. Ali Love- Smoke & Mirrors (Remixed by Bottin) 2. Daft Punk- Something About Us (Remixed by Def Starr) 3. Jamaica- I Think I Like U 2 (Remixed by NTEIBINT) 4. Restless People- Days of Our Lives (Remixed by Kingdom) 5. Beastie Boys- Sabotage (Remixed by Alex Metric) TND TIP:
