Brooklyn’s The Roofer’s Union return with their latest video “Man Kills God, Man Creates Dinosaur” the track from their recent LP By Degrees out now on Flat Box Recordings. Shot and directed by Zach Stone, the video follows a young Nintendo player who discovers his Dad’s past trophies and trains to beat the underground Nintendo champion. For […]
Auckland, NZ’s Anthonie Tonnon will release Successor 3/3 on Wild Kindness
You can tell a lot about a city from it’s drug trade. When a package of cocaine burst inside the stomach of a drug courier en-route to Auckland, New Zealand in 2011, it was enough to cut off the supply of cocaine to the city’s champagne set in the month it hosted a huge sporting […]
T0W3RS shares new track ft. Body Games
Based in the blooming cultural hub of Raleigh, North Carolina, T0W3RS (pronounced “towers”) isn’t quite what you’d expect from a 27-year-old dude with a math degree. Once a genre-defying pop rock five-piece led by Derek Torres, T0W3RS took the unsuspecting south by storm in 2010 with Torres’ self-recorded Summertime cassette EP. Soon after, the band found themselves […]
Interview with Audio Moonshine
We recently had the opportunity to interview Idaho-based band Audio Moonshine. Their new album, The Speakeasy Sessions, is now available. Let’s break some ice. Who are you? Where are you from? What style of music do you create? MY NAME’S JAKE RANSOM, I’M THE WRITER AND CREATOR OF AUDIO MOONSHINE. WERE FROM BOISE, ID. OUR […]
For You by Azrock & Pogo
Azrock & Pogo currently hold the award for most creative duo to ever come across my desk…at least for now. Make sure to check out our interview or see what the Mid Tenn Listens Live panel had to say. Their new album, For You, is an epic journey through musical frequencies guaranteed to move you in […]
Rowesville Records releases Anson Hohne’s debut album On the Change
On the Change by Anson Hohne Rowesville Records is proud to release On the Change, the debut album of songwriter and drummer Anson Hohne. On the Change is a collection of songs written over the past 3 years – journal entries fragmenting a move from the city to the country and the changes that result […]
Space Legs by Uncle Outrage
Space Legs is probably the catchiest, punkiest, funkiest, dingiest, lo-fi{est}, profoundest, garage rock record I have had the pleasure of enjoying since I started reviewing music as a blogger. When Nils Rasmussen started Uncle Outrage as a joke/hobby in 1999, he had no clue how serious his creative spirit could become. Space Legs is in-your-face […]
Begin At Zero Are Breathing Ash
Let me start this off by saying Begin At Zero have balls…. great big balls of steel. This alone has garnered them more publicity and buzz than most bands we come across on a daily basis. Their attitude and approach to pitching their music is what first caught our attention and led to this interview […]
jk bb by ONWE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21jlf7Gx1_Y ONWE is a three piece experimental indie rock band fronted by the character David Wells, self proclaimed Bushwick cyberpunk and rising person of the internet. Shortly after the debut of their first single, “Unpaid Internship” on Portals back in February, ONWE has risen to become a highly recognisable if not controversial band within the […]
If Only You Were Dead by Madame So
Madame So releases the visual treatment for her single “If Only You Were Dead”. Shot by Laura Rose Saunders New single available for download on www.madameso.bandcamp.com Also, visit: www.madame-so.com www.facebook.com/madamesomusic www.twitter.com/madameso
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