I am often skeptical when I get a stack of records and think will some of these be records be something that will be something I actually really love. This record has blown me away. It’s smart, thick, and full of life and astute understanding of everyday life.
the more I think about it the more [...]
In the last year my life has kind of flipped upside down and I have found myself in the state where my drivers license told me where I reside. Which means I am in suburbia for just a little while longer. Which means I now have a library where I can actually check out books [...]
I have been lucky to come back to Detroit (I used to live in LA) and stumble upon music (and people) that shake you. Deastro is the brain child of Randolph Chabot. This record is my favorite summer jam already. I have played some of these jams at a party and the dancing automatically happens. [...]
Tuesday marked the release of William Fitzsimmons 4th release and his 1st live offering. Fitzsimmons albums are all uniquely good on their own but live is where I think his music really flourishes. Based purely on the content of this music, it’s vulnerable and it’s never more vulnerable than hearing it recreated for [...]
A new record out for Iron and Wine fans who can’t wait for the month before their new record to come out can be excited for Magnolia, the new record from the new band The Wooden Birds.
These birds constructed of wood is from the brain of Andrew Kenny, better known for his work in American [...]
New Music Tuesday – Dan reviews Silversun Pickups latest
The latest from across the pond from these Irish upstarts
The record was young but the name Sonya Kitchell remained in my memory and was awaiting a future release.
How does this music make hipsters skip down the streets of LA? Check it out.
Shara Worden bares her “Teeth” in her latest release.
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