Mobile, Alabama based alternative rock band Shifting Tracks has signed with Wright Records. The band’s first full length album “Patchwork” is set to be released in January 2015. Singer-songwriter Bryant Gilley says the concept behind the album is meant to illustrate how everyone weaves a small part into a vast tapestry called life. Gilley has […]
Interview with Sister Helen – new album, touring, and more
The Jasmine EP by Sister Helen It’s been a while since we spoke to you guys about the last album release. What’s changed in the past several months…year maybe? How the hell have you guys been? Nathan: We all graduated college and now we have our fancy little degrees in jazz performance and Near Eastern […]
Under the Sun by Invisible Poet Kings
Our friend Barry Keenan sent us a new single/video. Below is the visual treatment for “Under the Sun” by Invisible Poet Kings, produced by Barry and Matt Forger (who has worked with Michael Jackson). You might have heard Barry’s music on one of our previous podcast.
Boombox by Go Home Driver
Go Home Driver sent over their new single “Boombox” for us to check out. This one rocks. It has a classic feel with a fresh approach. I had to share. Did I mention these cats are from Surbaya City, Indonesia? Links below. Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/go-home-driver/boombox Facebook Fanspage: https://www.facebook.com/GoHomeDriver Twitter : https://twitter.com/GHomeDriver Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/Ghomedriver Reverbnation: http://www.reverbnation.com/ghomedriver Link to Buy : http://www.cdbaby.com/AlbumDetails.aspx?AlbumID=gohomedriver1
I Must Be Gone and Live, Or Stay and Die by The Glass Child
It’s not often, especially in this age, we are able to witness the result of an artist who gives up everything to pursue, discover, and refine their creative spirits. The Glass Child, aka Charlotte Eriksson, left everything she had and knew at age 18. She moved to London with intentions of giving all of herself […]
Tapebenders – Chasing Ghosts of Elusive Parallelograms
Milwaukee, Wisconsin’s indie post-punk-psychedelic-shoegaze rockers the Tapebenders released their new album Chasing Ghosts back in August. We’re a little late to this fantastic voyage of aural stimulation but when the music rocks; the music rocks. After a creative period that resulted in the release of three EPs in a span of 11 months as the […]
Take Cover, Oak Apple Records Releases A Unique Cover Album
Take Cover by Various Artists When Nathaniel over at Oak Apple Records (Edmonton, Alberta, Canada) sent over their new compilation of cover songs, I knew we were in for a tasty treat. For Take Cover, Oak Apple artists cover songs from other Oak Apple artists for a twisted but contagious compilation. Each act was asked […]
The CORE of ARJUN
Do you like your rock mixed with a little jazz improv? Your jazz improv packed with a lot of soul? Your soul backed by a collective of musicians at the top of their craft? Then you will want a copy of CORE by New York’s three-piece, ARJUN. We reviewed their previous album, Space, so when they […]
Interview with Begin At Zero
Let’s start with the basics. Who are you? Where are you from? What style of music do you create? We’re a group of college students who met at Missouri University of Science and Technology (located in Rolla, MO). Chris Spirit Brown (guitar/vocals) is a St. Louis native. James T. Kaiser (guitar/vocals) has moved all his […]
FIELD GUIDES IS SET TO RELEASE THEIR DEBUT FULL-LENGTH, BOO, FOREVER (11/11, Muir Woods)
LINKS: Facebook | Instagram | Tumblr About Like a book, Field Guides’ debut album, Boo, Forever, is less a compendium of segregated tracks than it is a confluence, a narrative in sound. And like a book, Boo, Forever was written over the course of a decade. Initially a solo project helmed by Brooklyn writer and musician Benedict Kupstas, Field Guides grew to include a rotating […]
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