Geowulf invite us to take a dip with them in the ocean; how can we refuse? Source: SoundCloud / Geowulf Continue reading
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Kishi Bashi Returned to LA for a Joyful and Emotional Show at the Belasco
sngshows: Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. Words by me, photos by Steven Ward. What set this concert apart for me was Kishi Bashi’s ability to keep us grounded. This wasn’t just a blissful romp; he also got political and emotional (but thankfully not at the same time). I felt Beach Goth was surprisingly absent of political rhetoric, but Kishi Bashi made up for it by … Continue reading Kishi Bashi Returned to LA for a Joyful and Emotional Show at the Belasco
Kishi Bashi Returned to LA for a Joyful and Emotional Show at the Belasco
Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. Words by me, photos by Steven Ward. What set this concert apart for me was Kishi Bashi’s ability to keep us grounded. This wasn’t just a blissful romp; he also got political and emotional (but thankfully not at the same time). I felt Beach Goth was surprisingly absent of political rhetoric, but Kishi Bashi made up for it by emphasizing … Continue reading Kishi Bashi Returned to LA for a Joyful and Emotional Show at the Belasco
Chinah goes full ‘80s pastiche with falsetto in the vocals which syncs with those dramatic synths. Source: SoundCloud / CHINAH Continue reading
Electrop pop sensations St. Lucia and BAIO dazzled crowds at the Wiltern
sngshows: Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. Words by me, photos by Danielle Gornbein. BAIO is not the most innovative electronic musician I’ve heard nor would I characterize his live show as revolutionary, but hell, the whole affair still is fresh and fun. Not another DJ could make tapping one button in time to the beat look so amusing. Nor could any other white boy make shaking … Continue reading Electrop pop sensations St. Lucia and BAIO dazzled crowds at the Wiltern
Electrop pop sensations St. Lucia and BAIO dazzled crowds at the Wiltern
Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. Words by me, photos by Danielle Gornbein. BAIO is not the most innovative electronic musician I’ve heard nor would I characterize his live show as revolutionary, but hell, the whole affair still is fresh and fun. Not another DJ could make tapping one button in time to the beat look so amusing. Nor could any other white boy make shaking your … Continue reading Electrop pop sensations St. Lucia and BAIO dazzled crowds at the Wiltern
The great Aussie songwriter LANKS has just released a new EP today titled Viet Rose. Everything about “Holla” makes me wanna shout; find it on the new release, which you can pick up on Bandcamp. 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
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
Sawdust & Gin 