Get your garage pop fix with The Orielles new single, “Let Your Dogtooth Grow.” Source: SoundCloud / The Orielles Continue reading
Tag: indie rock
The Weather Station Eased the Pain of LA’s World Series Loss at the Bootleg
sngshows: Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. Walking up to the Bootleg Theater last Wednesday night, the streets were quiet. Acoustic guitar was the main feature of the night, with emphasis placed on what felt like each individual string for both acts; James Elkington needed little else aside from the instrument and his voice, though The Weather Station performed as a four piece band for the … Continue reading The Weather Station Eased the Pain of LA’s World Series Loss at the Bootleg
The Weather Station Eased the Pain of LA’s World Series Loss at the Bootleg
Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. Walking up to the Bootleg Theater last Wednesday night, the streets were quiet. Acoustic guitar was the main feature of the night, with emphasis placed on what felt like each individual string for both acts; James Elkington needed little else aside from the instrument and his voice, though The Weather Station performed as a four piece band for the majority … Continue reading The Weather Station Eased the Pain of LA’s World Series Loss at the Bootleg
New Luna is rough around the edges, with a gem at its heart. Source: SoundCloud / New Luna Continue reading
Headclouds give in to apathy in their fuzzy new single, “Seen It Before.” Source: SoundCloud / Headclouds Continue reading
The climax of Howard’s newest single, “Mothers Wedding” elicits applause, literally. With its slow build from narrow guitar chords at the start of the track, the self-praise doesn’t feel forced, having lead us through a folktronica-venture. Source: SoundCloud / HowardMusic Continue reading
Tugboat Captain have a lengthy new album called Everybody Seems To Think That I’m A Raincloud that captures a lackadaisical attitude and is filled with a golden melancholy. If only we all had the spunk of the band’s tambourine player. Continue reading
The other day YouTube inexplicably shuffled me to this classic gem of a music video, “Carried Away” by Canary. The beauty of jumping rope is its consistent jagged rhythm, one that makes for wonderful DIY choreography. If you haven’t seen it before, enjoy; you can listen/buy Canary’s debut LP on Bandcamp. Continue reading
If you’re looking for an off-the-beaten-path style indie rock release to quell your brain, the new EP from Zula is what you need. 6 Passes is six tracks of intriguing rock, opting for unpredictable rhythms with the usual cast of guitars, percussion, piano, and violin for good measure. You can listen or buy the EP on Bandcamp. Source: Bandcamp Continue reading
If you’re feeling that nine-to-five blues, this might just be the tune for you. “Can we just stay here all day,doing fucking nothing? …I did work today!I did work today!I did work today!“ Source: SoundCloud / Oh Joy Continue reading
Sawdust & Gin 