KAT HAUS – Beautiful Things
For fans of: Tycho, Pretty Lights, Supervision. Naming an album “Beautiful Things” is a very risky move. God forbid the record is less than stellar, and you’re in for Read More
Reviews
Hear the New Desert Sharks Single, “CrazyCrazy”
For fans of: Bikini Kill, The Runaways, Girl In A Coma If you’re craving a riot-grrrl-esque jam to get your party started, look no further than NYC’s Desert Sharks’ Read More
King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard Trip Out in New Video for “Hot Wax”
Throw on your drug rug, pop some acid, and get ready for the trip of a lifetime – King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard are back with a brand new Read More
We’re No Heroes – Shiver
For fans of: The Neighbourhood, Foals, Bad Suns. If you’re seeking a peppy, perky, indie-pop band to kick off this rainy Friday, look no further! UK-based three-piece We’re No Read More
Druggy Pizza – Key Lighting
For fans of: Best Coast, Sultan Bathery, Jesus & Mary Chain. Fuzz-soaked psychedelic one-man-band Druggy Pizza is back with his second album, “Key Lighting,” and it pretty much sounds Read More
Hafdis Huld – Home
For fans of: Bjork, Joni Mitchell, Kate Bush. If you’ve ever dreamed of jammin’ with Bjork, Joni Mitchell, or Kate Bush, you’re in luck! Icelandic singer-songwriter Hafdis Huld has Read More
HolySexyBastards – Devil Woman
For fans of: Red Hot Chili Peppers, White Stripes, The Darkness There are a few basic requirements you have to have in order to maintain a successful band: great Read More
Washing Machines – Quick Fix EP
For fans of: Sonic Youth, Nirvana, The Stooges. Los Angeles four-piece, Washing Machines, have just released their new “Quick Fix EP” via Summer Bummer Records, and it’s full of Read More
Scruffy and the Janitors – Scruffy and the Janitors EP
For fans of: The White Stripes, The Strokes, The Black Keys. Insane guitar riffs? Check. Stellar vocals? Check. Band name that makes a Futurama reference? Check MATE. Missouri-based trio Read More
The Irenes – James Baxter EP
For fans of: Yoko & The Oh No’s, Young Buffalo, The Thermals. Chicago-based trio The Irenes have just released their new EP, and it’s fantastic! The EP kicks off Read More
The Horde and the Harem – Fairweather Friends
For fans of: The Musgraves, The Lumineers, Mumford & Sons Indie folk-pop darlings The Horde and the Harem are back and better than ever with their brand-new EP, “Fairweather Read More
Mouth Reader – Mouth Reader
Looking for some hard, fast, fuzzy garage rock? Look no further, because Mouth Reader is here, and they’re ready to jam! The band recently released their stellar self-titled debut album, Read More
Forests – No Fun
They say never to judge a book (or in this case, album,) buy it’s cover…but Forests may be one of the few exceptions to the rule. The beautiful chaos displayed Read More
Lemonbait – Lemonbait EP
For fans of: Nirvana, Pixies, Breeders. Pop quiz time! What do you get when you mix citrus, Pixies, and early White Stripes? If you said Lemonbait, you’d be right! Read More
Meticulous Women – Meticulous Women
Ugh. Women, hamiright? Especially the Meticulous ones…what a pain! Just kidding, Meticulous Women are rad, and they just released their debut self-titled album fo’ FREE! The album kicks off with Read More
Haverford – “Spirit Bear” Review & Interview
For fans of: Owen, Dousing, & State Lines Looking for something cool, calm, and collected? Look no further, because Haverford is here, and they’re ready to relax! The chill Read More
Hammock – Oblivion Hymns
Soothing instrumental ambient soundscapes. Pretty audio wallpaper creates a laid-back and chill vibe. Warning: This is so chill that it may just put you to sleep. However, if that happens Read More
Dovetail – Mount Karma
Every now and then, a band comes along that simply takes your breath away. This band doesn’t need gimmicks or shock to catch attention: they simply demand listeners by the Read More
HAIM – Days Are Gone
LA sister trio HAIM have just released their debut album “Days Are Gone,” via Jay-Z’s Roc Nation. Daughters of real estate agents, Danielle, Este, and Alana, grew up in California Read More
Moon Taxi – Mountains Beaches Cities
Nashville-based progressive indie band Moon Taxi have just released their new album, “Mountain Beaches Cities,” via 12th South Records. “Mountains Beaches Cities” was self-produced by Moon Taxi’s own guitarist Spencer Read More
The Naked And Famous – In Rolling Waves
New Zealand alt-rock quintet The Naked and Famous have just released their 5th studio album, “In Rolling Waves” via Fiction Records. “In Rolling Waves” shows a more mature side to Read More
Papermoons – No Love
The philosophy of Deep Elm Records‘ band, “Papermoons” has always been “less is more.” This philosophy is obviously followed on Papermoons new album, “No Love,” which the Austin-based duo is Read More
INVSN – INVSN
Swedish rockers INVSN have announced their new self-titled English debut via Razor & Tie, due out September 24th. INVSN is Dennis Lyxzén (Refused, The (International) Noise Conspiracy) along with musicians Read More
Neko Case – The Worse Things Get, The Harder I Fight, The Harder I Fight, The More I Love You
Neko Case has always been outspoken, but the firey-haired beauty takes it to another level in her new album, “The Worse Things Get, The Harder I Fight, The Harder I Read More
U137 – Dreamer On The Run
Looking for some dreamy new tunes? Look no further than the fantastic debut album “Dreamer On The Run” by Swedish post-rockers U137! Made up of two members of Moonlit Sailor, Read More
Review: Pond – Hobo Rocket
It’s inevitable for the Aussie rock group Pond to be compared to their older sibling Tame Impala. The bands share two members, and it’s likely for Pond to seem like Read More
Joy Kills Sorrow – Wide Awake
Joy Kills Sorrow has produced a third album called “Wide Awake.” The group always had a knack for writing and performing intimate songs. There last albums have been based off Read More
Review: The Civil Wars – “The Civil Wars”
After a brief hiatus, The Civil Wars are set to release their sophomore self-titled album on August 6th, 2013. The Civil Wars are currently no more (though hopefully not for Read More
Paracosm – Washed Out
The music recorded by Ernest Greene as Washed Out has been nothing if not dreamy texture to the music, and on this album his second full-length, Paracosm, he takes the Read More
Review: Half Moon Run – “Dark Eyes”
Canadian indie rockers Half Moon Run serve up their definition of melodic and mellow with their debut album Dark Eyes. While the trio has only been together for three years, Read More