According to early reports, ‘Broken Side Of Time’ sees the now NYC based band perform an inspired set of electric songs that finds the intersection of The Verve, My Morning Jacket and Neil Young.
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Lovvers complete new album, giveaway a free track!
You know what to expect from Lovvers by now. Fuzzed out, fucked up, lo-fi goodness. Like Wavves? Love Lovvers. Grab the brand new song ‘AXTXTXIXUXDE’ inside.
The Brother Kite reveal demos from new album
Rhode Island based shoegazers The Brother Kite are finally back and busy at work on their third album – the followup to the glorious 2006 sophomore ‘Waiting For The Time To Be Right’. Listen to some demos inside.
White Denim – Fits
White Demin are the latest thrilling export of Austin, Texas. James Dalrymple salutes ‘The Live Music Capital of the World’.
The Victorian English Gentlemens Club announce new material
September will see the release of The Victorian English Gentlemens Club’s sophomore album, Love On An Oil Rig, which is preceeded on July 6th with new single, ‘Parrot’.
Dirty Projectors – Bitte Orca
Dave Longstreth’s extraordinary art pop project continues to confound and compel with an album embracing styles as diverse as chamber folk, African blues and R&B. James Dalrymple reviews.
worriedaboutsatan – Arrivals
worriedaboutsatan’s brilliant debut album – post-rock tinged electronica with cathedral-sized atmospherics and a mood of isolation and menace – is one of the best new IDM albums in years, says James Dalrymple
Magik Markers – Balf Quarry
Magik Markers intriguingly titled new album veers between scuzzy dirges, trashy punk and bleak mood pieces. James Dalrymple reviews.
Richard Swift – Atlantic Ocean
Singer-songwriter, lo-fi champion and sometime electronic experimentalist Richard Swift’s latest melds some of his eclectic interests into a boyuant set.
The Whitest Boy Alive – Rules
The Whitest Boy Alive could effortlessly churn out hooks and funky basslines all day, but Rules’ lack of bite or surprises resigns it to design-conscious hipster muzac, says James Dalrymple
Urgent Talk- &/&&
As far as Tom Whyman sees it, Urgent Talk’s sheer existence is a massive win for the universe. Here he reviews their debut EP’s ‘&’ and ‘&&’.
On Song :: The Gay Blades
We managed to catch up with Puppy Mills, one half of kick ass NYC duo Gay Blades whilst Clark Westfield was busy (not) setting off smoke alarms in Brody Dale’s dressing room…
