The Undercover Dream Lovers, “The Master”
More often than not, a song that increases in depth and complexity as it plays on will successfully touch upon
Lust For Youth, “Stardom”
A three-way struggle between being heartbreakingly beautiful, beautifully heartbreaking, and insanely catchy, is at work on Lust For Youth‘s new
Gingerlys Jumprope EP gets Japanese reissue
It’s always commendable to see a band who puts in the effort geting noticed. Brooklyn pop quintet Gingerlys released their
Florist, “A Hospital + Crucifix Made of Plastic”
The experience of trauma, whether mental or physical, often necessitates a creative outlet, and, for an artist, it’s often among
Baby Birds Don’t Drink Milk, “Don’t Wanna Fall In Love”
Positive, forward progress in a band is something not always easily achieved, but for Baby Birds Don’t Drink Milk, it
Giant Peach, “Unintentional”
So rarely a song is emotionality defined, and subsequently reshaped and re-established, as on Giant Peach’s “Unintentional”, the new single
Dumb Wolves, “Booking Tethers”
Given the supportive nature of saxophone use in genres like jazz, or funk, or rockabilly, its destructive, anxiety-ridden inclusion in
Murals, “Long Bridge”
A little while ago, Louisville’s Murals released the single, “Violet City Lantern” from their then-unannounced record of the same name,
Junk Boys, “Arizona Nights”
Anyone mistaken enough to declare that rock and roll is stale, or that it’s missing something, or that it’s not
Telepathic, “Suit to Fit”
The second release from a new band can sometimes make or break their place in a music scene, or perhaps
