Sounding like something from a David Lynch film, Houston in the Blind‘s “On Your Side” offers nearly 5-minutes of hypnotic, dreamlike beauty, featuring reverb heavy guitars and breathy vocals. Its mysterious aura is perfect for sitting back and just unwinding for a few minutes and we’re pretty happy to be exclusively premiering if for all of you. READ MORE…
After spending most of the summer on the road, Atlanta three-piece the Head brought the energy from touring into the studio and emerged with the distorted anthem “Jesus,” the latest single from their upcoming EP, Millipedes. READ MORE…
If you’ve ever heard Andi Rogers sing with her indie rock duo Night Driving in Small Towns, you’d understand why her new project is tailor-made for her voice. Past praise for her vocals have included the usual feminine modifiers: pretty, sweet, alluring, and the such. And without a doubt her voice is all those things. But what strikes me is the emotional complexity she exudes in even the simplest of phrases; by turns, she can sound aching without seeming fragile, triumphant without coming off as blustery or overwrought. It’s a precarious balance, and Rogers seems to instinctively know which way to lean. READ MORE…
“Two summers ago, I was hired to play a week-long gig in Portland, OR, at this place called the Crystal Hotel. Part of the deal is that they put you up in the hotel for the week, and each room is named after a different musician. I ended up in the Drunken Angel room, aka the Lucinda Williams room. While this song is not really about Lucinda herself, there are definite references to her throughout the lyrics.” READ MORE…
Performer is super excited to be premiering the new track “Burn Baby Burn” by the Atlanta indie/electro/pop duo star-splitter – taken from their new “Afterglow” maxi-single, out today! LISTEN HERE…
8 Inch Betsy Premiers New Single “Arise”, was the entitled press release sent to my email… without pausing to study the contents embedded within the media blast, with a flash, I instantaneously listened to the track.
Thus far it was one of the most powerful and compelling punk rock songs I have heard. The fact that it was recorded by an all girl Queercore band intrigued me even more. READ MORE…