The red- and black-clad young punks of N0V3L are here to preach us about our finite existence, all with optimism! “Time is a resourceTo use and to treasure” Continue reading
Tag: garage rock
You may quite literally lose yourself in “Lay,” a single off of the recent self-titled album from Waves of Dread. A wall of noise blankets the track and contributes to its thematic haziness. Waves of Dread by Waves of Dread Continue reading
K. H. Mirth devolve into Mad Libs in their new single, “Falling Over.” Continue reading
This crimson garage rock effort from Sam Hoffman has me daydreaming under a leafy evergreen in the park. Source: SoundCloud / Sam Hoffman Continue reading
Best Songs of 2018: 5. Culture Abuse
Best Songs of 2018 5. Culture Abuse – “Bee Kind to the Bugs” Source: Bandcamp Continue reading Best Songs of 2018: 5. Culture Abuse
Shit I Missed Last Year and This Year’s Honorable Mentions Shit I Missed:Faith Healer – Try 😉 Despite being way late to this LP, I still got my money’s worth listening to it in the early winter of 2018. The Edmonton artist, also known as Jessica Jalbert, has been making music in this vein of psychedelic art pop since 2011, but only released the first … Continue reading
Our future is precarious indeed if we continue to duplicate ourselves with no regard to our quality of life. “Generation Loss” is the second new single this year from Charleston, SC’s A Fragile Tomorrow since their 2015 record Make Me Over. Continue reading
Pro Teens ask for advice on resetting their moral compass in their whimsical garage rock track “Garbage Island.” “If you can find a way around itWould you please tell me So I know wrong from right” Source: SoundCloud / B.C. Continue reading
Billy Moon is the Karl Ove Knausgaard of the indie rock scene. His earnest storytelling includes descriptions of camaraderie and youth which earn all of my respect. Listen to his latest album, Punk Songs, over at Bandcamp, and consider dropping a few dollars for it. Punk Songs by Billy Moon Continue reading
The text that stole Lucy Arnell’s shadow Originally appeared on the 405, view archived article here. Remember when text messaging began to take over in the early 2000s? The hot acronym was SMS which stands for Short Message Service, and it became a staple of the growing cellular phone phenomenon. Lucy Arnell probably uses SMS frequently, but in her recent single, she draws a parallel … Continue reading
Sawdust & Gin 