30: Dance vs. Indie
Source: Uploaded by user via Nicole on Pinterest School of Seven Bells – Kiss Them for Me (Souxie and the Banshees cover) Garbage –… Read More »30: Dance vs. Indie
Source: Uploaded by user via Nicole on Pinterest School of Seven Bells – Kiss Them for Me (Souxie and the Banshees cover) Garbage –… Read More »30: Dance vs. Indie
The Washington D.C.-based band Bluebrain are the first to create a site-specific album that responds directly to listener location. Taking cues from The National Mall in downtown D.C.,… Read More »The First Location-Aware Album: Bluebrain Presents ‘The National Mall’
What’s so good? Glasser, a.k.a. Cameron Mesirow, is relatively new to the scene — her debut EP Apply came out only last year — but… Read More »Glasser – Ring
This one takes us in a totally different direction than the last few did. Lately, I’ve felt inspired by the recent crop of seemingly zeitgeist-nailing… Read More »Fall Mixcast: CFCF, Spank Rock, Zowie, Escort…
The 88 are a four-piece rock band from Los Angeles known for their unexpected and powerful live shows. Their self-titled 6th studio album, out now,… Read More »New Music: The 88
I totally forgot about Scanners until I stumbled across their new album on LaLa today. The song “Lowlife” from the 2006 album Violence is Golden… Read More »New Music: Scanners
Manchester-based Lonelady produces raw, snappy beats with sharp and shouty singing reminiscent of Beth Ditto of the Gossip, Chew Lips or DFA’s Pylon. Recording in… Read More »New Music: Lonelady
“I get inspired when I take a severe look at the things going on in our world today; especially in my country. How people live,… Read More »new music: NNEKA
These guys are awesome. Their music is very dreamy and psychedelic in a totally unassuming way. The complexity of their compositions paired with amazing production… Read More »New Music: Sin Fang Bous