- Airship - Algebra Last.fm is a great tool for discovering bands. I ran into Airship through their track, “Spirit Party,” and it immediately went on repeat. That’s probably because it...
- The Courteeners - That Kiss I’m writing about this band because I’m going to make a prediction, that The Courteeners are on the brink of international stardom. I mean, they’re alre...
- Laura Stevenson & the Cans - “Master of Art” Hailing from Brooklyn, New York, Laura Stevenson is the product of immense talent, good genes and punk DIY ethics. But don’t be foo...
- Porcupine Tree - Collapse the Light into Earth Porcupine Tree has been the brain child of the brilliant Steve Wilson since the 80s, and while the band don’t nearly get the recognition it des...
- Smith Westerns - “Weekend” This weekend I had the television on while I was doing some housework and I heard a familiar sound. It was none other than the first song, called “Weeken...
- Brother - “Darling Buds of May” Brother, the self-proclaimed purveyors of ‘gritpop’, are a relatively new band based out of the UK. Brother’s story isn’t all that unusual. These guys were...
- tUnE-yArDs - “Doorstep“ I downloaded the upcoming release from tUnE-yArDs yesterday and felt the need to post this track immediately. w h o k i l l is coming out this Tuesday (4/19) on...
- Jessica Lea Mayfield - “Kiss Me Again” The first song on Jessica Lea Mayfield’s debut album tells you all that you need to know… this girl has been through some stuff and she&#...
- Serge Gainsbourg - “La Horse” It’s always a good thing to head back into the incredible catalog of Serge Gainsbourg, no matter what the impetus. Since the legend would have celebrate...