When you think of “Old Shoe,” you probably think of, well, an old shoe. However, I think of something quite different. I think of a 5-piece jam band that incorporates rock, bluegrass, jazz, and a little folk, creating nothing but … Read More >
2016 is just 60 days old and my favorite record of the year, so far, has to be the sparkling, bounding, bouncing KINGSIZED by Dressy Bessy. It’s a record that blends bang-bang pop ditties with fuzzy scuzzy lo-fi guitar … Read More >
DIIV is an indie rock band that has carved out a niche in the shoe gaze/dream pop subgenera. This album starts off with quintessential shoe gaze, with the first two songs consisting of pop melodies covered up by some noise … Read More >
die Herausforderung It seemed a proper time to check back in with Mount Eerie after a couple years; to see where the band’s principal creative personality, and drone rock wizard, Phil Elverum was headed with the band’s 2015 release … Read More >
I love this record. Mostly, I was relieved that the boys from Boise are BACK. Built to Spill released a couple epochal records, for me at least, long, long ago; that they should drop such a sweet record last year, … Read More >
Since 2002, Kristian Dunn and Tim Fogarty have been collaborating on a post-rock instrumental project known to many as El Ten Eleven. The Los Angeles based duo is known for the incredibly textured and original sound, made from simply a … Read More >
It’s not very often I encounter an artist as impressional as Car Seat Headrest. I saw the music video for the single “Times to Die,” from his new album Teens of Style, and was instantly hooked. … Read More >
DORIAN ELECTRA, My Agenda
OPEN MIKE EAGLE, Anime, Trauma and Divorce
BEABADOOBEE, Fake It Flowers
THE LUXEMBOURG SIGNAL, The Long Now
GINGER ROOT, Rikki
