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
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
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
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 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
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
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 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
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
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
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
In 2009, Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros had immense success with their single “Home”. During the past four years, they stayed hovering over the success of that one song. Read More
Capital Cities hearing their mega hit “Safe and Sound”. In there new album “In A Tidal Wave Of Mystery” there songs are the hottest ultimate summer anthem for 2013. The Read More
Sixteen year old songstress Lorde (Ella Yelich) from New Zealand released her debut EP The Love Club this year in her home country, and earlier this month it became available to purchase Read More
Bell X1 is bringing their sixth studio album, Chop Chop, over from Ireland to this great big land mass called America. With laid-back melodies and twinkly instrumentals, Chop Chop is Read More
DEVO’s Hardcore documents the group’s beginning as pre-punk outcasts in the fertile Akron, Ohio, underground rock scene. Spawned at the nearby college of Kent State, site of the infamous May Read More
Call it hip-hop, call it pop, call it spoken word poetry. No matter what, it’s impossible to pinpoint a specific category for artist Dessa and her newest album Parts of Read More
Upon first listening to Obsidian, the sophomore album from artist Baths (Will Wiesenfeld), I wasn’t really sure what to expect. It isn’t uncommon anymore to come across moody, introspective electronic Read More
Bronze Radio Return strides in this June with their fourth album Up, On & Over, displaying a brand of alternative-folk-pop that seems soaked in summer sunshine for 2013. Thanks to the Read More
With the success of “Pompeii” (a track they will be known best for), UK based rock band released their highly anticipated debut full length album entitled Bad Blood. Like it’s Read More
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard are back with the brand new face melter, “Head On/Pill.” “Head On/Pill” is a 16 minute journey broken up between two psychedelic fueled passages. Read More
Back in April, Spitalfield announced their reunion tour for the ten year anniversary of Remember Right Now. Last Friday, I attended the biggest nostalgia trip of all time the NYC date of Read More
Even though Wild Belle put out their debut album earlier in March, the songs on “Isles” seem more and more appropriate as the warmer weather rolls in. With elements of Read More
The always hard working Arctic Monkeys just released a new single today called “Do I Wanna Know?” Most likely to be released on an album later this year. “Do I Read More
Portland, 1991. You step off the bus that took you from your waitressing job in downtown Seattle into your cool, rebellious older sister’s arms. After she left home at 17, Read More
In what seems like an unlikely pairing, UK psychedelic band, TOY and songstress Natasha Khan aka Bat For Lashes came together on the track “The Bride.” The tracks is the Read More
Bad news, Bonnaroo fans: Mumford and Sons have officially announced the cancellation of their headlining performance due to the surgery that bassist Ted Dwayne underwent earlier this week for a Read More
Unknown Mortal Orchestra recently appeared on BBC’s radio program 6Music With Marc Riley, where the band performed a live cover of Otis Redding’s classic “(Sittin’ On) The Dock of the Read More
Last night, as part of New Music Seminar‘s slew of shows, SpaceJam and I visited Pianos to check out a Seattle band we had met over the weekend called The Grizzled Read More
Danielle, Este, and Alanna Haim performed their single “Forever” from their 2012 EP on The Late Show with David Letterman. http://youtu.be/Ej0Fy82uKSc Come on, everyone loves a good sister-band. These girls are a Read More