Laura Marling | Reversal of the Muse podcast | website Cyrus Gengras | buy Fuckin’ Up My Name | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Bandcamp | Soundcloud The Spook School | Laura Jane Grace interview vid | website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | YouTube | Bandcamp | Soundcloud Tigercats | website | Facebook | Twitter | YouTube | Bandcamp | Soundcloud Wildhoney | website | Facebook | Twitter | … Continue reading SnG 23
Dope Lemon simultaneously channel Ed Sharpe and Wes Anderson in their single and video for “Marinade.” The track appears on their LP, Honey Bones, which was released last summer. Continue reading
“Ode to Lyle” is a grandiose pop single from the perpetually entertaining Cousin Kula. Listen to their previous single, “Hesitation,” here. Source: SoundCloud / COUSIN KULA Continue reading
The art rock of Dutch Uncles keeps me sane. I remember fawning over them around the time I started this blog a year and a half ago; their new album drops 2/17 on Memphis Industries. Continue reading Dutch Uncles – “Big Balloon”
Proper Ornaments bring the gloom with their demure single, “Cremated (Blown Away).” Source: SoundCloud / The Proper Ornaments Continue reading
Sunseeker honors the southern tradition of Third Man Records with “Georgia Dust,” a soft spoken, steel guitar-laden tune I could have mistaken for The Shins. Source: SoundCloud / Third Man Records Continue reading
Life doesn’t stop, even if you’re down. But don’t use that as an excuse not to live it. Continue reading
sngalbums: Julia Jacklin’s debut is filled with a nascent wonder. Her songwriting is refreshingly youthful, remarking on small moments that become significant in our old age. Familiar folk progressions meet her beautifully restrained voice which create earworms that haunt my heart. The title track is an egregious offender in this case; I often murmur the refrain under my breath, but it sounds even more pained … Continue reading A Mature Debut: Don’t Let the Kids Win
Julia Jacklin’s debut is filled with a nascent wonder. Her songwriting is refreshingly youthful, remarking on small moments that become significant in our old age. Familiar folk progressions meet her beautifully restrained voice which create earworms that haunt my heart. The title track is an egregious offender in this case; I often murmur the refrain under my breath, but it sounds even more pained in … Continue reading A Mature Debut: Don’t Let the Kids Win
Sax hasn’t felt this fresh since “Keep You” by Wild Belle. Source: SoundCloud / diamond mind Continue reading
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