“Blue Moon” appears on one of my all-time favorite vinyl records, Moonglow by the Norman Luboff Choir, which I have written about in my segment, The Crate. This slow burning solo rendition from Many Voices Speak captures the romanticism of it beautifully. Source: SoundCloud / Many Voices Speak Continue reading
iheartmoosiq: Teeth & Tongue’s Turn, Turn, Turn has received an eye popping and somewhat unsettling music video treatment. Considering my love of the glamorous spinning tune, we’re going to listen to the track together one more time. The New Zealand based project bewitches with a combination of dark funk, gritty punk, and synthy rock, coming off like a rhapsodic fusion of Yeah Yeah Yeahs and … Continue reading
Tigercub toys with the perfect amount of disinterested heavy rock, without overpowering the senses. “Omen” is the first taste of their upcoming LP, Abstract Figures in the Dark, out 11/11. Source: SoundCloud / Alcopop! Records Continue reading
When I listen to this song by Para Doc, I can only imagine a French bulldog looking at me and panting in slow motion to the beat. That might not be what the title refers to, but it’s too late to convince me otherwise. Source: SoundCloud / Para Doc Continue reading
On Her Debut LP Ziemba Proves Hope is Both Never and Always
sngalbums: Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. “El Paso buried under red hot lava, blazing brimstone, hollow every syllable,” the song [”El Paso”] goes, spun around a rhyme and syllable structure similar to the complex equations Joanna Newsom wrote out for the scheme of “Leaving the City.” Guitar riffs swirl like a Western ballad as blazing brimstone encircles us, but the final line of “El Paso” … Continue reading On Her Debut LP Ziemba Proves Hope is Both Never and Always
Get rowdy with Red Moon Road as they perform “Words of the Walls” live at the Roslyn. Name droppers. Continue reading
Lo Moon’s dynamic production on the lengthy track “Loveless” convinces me in the most beautiful way of its hopelessness. Continue reading
With album art this bold, you know this is gonna be a great track. Indulge in the falsetto of Native Other’s lead singer Curtis Skeete in the band’s single, “Palms.” Source: SoundCloud / Native Other Continue reading
On Her Debut LP Ziemba Proves Hope is Both Never and Always
Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. “El Paso buried under red hot lava, blazing brimstone, hollow every syllable,” the song [”El Paso”] goes, spun around a rhyme and syllable structure similar to the complex equations Joanna Newsom wrote out for the scheme of “Leaving the City.” Guitar riffs swirl like a Western ballad as blazing brimstone encircles us, but the final line of “El Paso” leaves … Continue reading On Her Debut LP Ziemba Proves Hope is Both Never and Always
Light coos of regret melt together with dusk-tinged images in this video for Former Faces’ “The Runaround.” Continue reading
Sawdust & Gin 