Brooklyn future-pop band Late Cambrian—the creative and romantic partnership between John Wlaysewski and Olive Hui—are preparing to release their newest LP, Future Snacks, an eight track collection of indie-pop tracks that explore the absurdity of modern life, from the fear of impending technocracy and corporate-sponsored nostalgia to the uncertainty of the future and long-term emotional effects of the pandemic. READ MORE…
This standout track from Williams’s latest full length, Wallowin’ In The Night, is a beguiling blend of electric blues with elements of indie-folk, showing off her ability to make music that doesn’t sound quite like contemporaries from any of the surrounding genres. Sure, she musically references Neko Case and Lucinda Williams on “Fireworks,”… READ MORE…
There is a common association in the literary world between science fiction and fantasy – two distinct genres that are somehow lumped together. I have often thought this was the lazy route for retail booksellers – the Dewey Decimal system can certainly keep things straight. Lazy literary associations aside, Gnome Country by Silver People – as you might guess – falls squarely in the fantasy camp. READ MORE…
Soaring horns and dynamic rhythms made fans dance under cloudy skies at the Heartwood Soundstage. While others sat in lawn chairs, some concertgoers gathered near the stage. Savants of Soul frontman Justin McKenzie fed off their energy to deliver an energetic vocal performance when the group took the stage on Friday.
Lara Taubman’s second album ‘Ol’ Kentucky Light‘, is out on September 16th on Atomic Sound Record Company, and it sees the New York-based country-soul singer/songwriter address mortality, mental health, spirituality, survival, and the finding of hope in an exceedingly turbulent and traumatized world.
Singer-songwriter Suzanne Sheer is a Philadelphia based, Pittsburgh native, who started writing music at the age of 14. She started recording at the age of 18, collaborating with Ricky P and Wiz Khalifa (also Pittsburgh natives).
Suzanne’s music portrays a confident, sexual woman, who uses her songs to not only express her desires, but also her insecurities. Her songs are deeply personal and take the listener into the mind of a young woman, working to find her voice.