Previously covered in February, the Blackpool five-piece is back at it again, out with their debut LP. I'm not gonna lie, there's a really good chance I've been listening to this album nonstop over the last two weeks. Is it the best album of 2016?...
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Someone named Savi, more often than not, is female, of Indian ancestry, and Hindu. This Savi is not those things. Well...
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As I'm procrastinating on packing for a trip to Zion and Bryce Canyon where there's a possibility of snow in the very near future, I'm reminded of how much I miss summer. It was only 2 weekends ago that I was eating brunch outside in...
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Since today is the 3rd day before the weekend, and no one wants to work when they know they will be shootin' off roman candles and hittin' the slip'n'slide, now mindlessly staring at a monitor in perpetuity, we need happy and mindless tunes. And as...
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Sometimes a fresh sound is a throwback to something of an earlier time. "Burn This Bridge” captures the feeling of a live band from decades past accompanied by a soulful lounge singer who has something to prove. The 20-year old singer songwriter from Brooklyn has...
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We've covered Run the Jewels a few times, so we all already know how awesome they are. For this track we'll focus on the DJ Shadow aspect of it, since I guess technically it's "his" song. DJ Shadow's Wikipedia page makes a point to let...
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2016 might be their year. One convert at a time, Turnover is becoming a band that whoever listens, keeps listening. A super great break out album, Peripheral Vision. Adoration by genre-crossing fans. Sharp and resonant lyrics. An easy going vibe conducive to repeat listens. And...
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This beaute's been on repeat since finding in on Viral 50 a few weeks back. Brooklyn based Kamau seems to be unsigned and unpublished, but I would suspect not for long. This track is a ridiculously good time. Check out more here: http://www.brotherkamau.com/purpose/ ...
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Some folks are labeling the Montclair, NJ (mostly) 8-piece band, Pinegrove, as alt-country. I don't think that's terribly fair, but then again, labeling things is hard to do well. We as Americans love to label (#LTL). It's one of our favorite past times. Dr. Remen...
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The lost art form of mixtaping was an effortful and rewarding experience when done properly, or an embarrassingly awkward process of rejection when your crush hates the mix you labored over, because, like, why would you put Creed and Trick Daddy, together, on one tape,...
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