Pillage & Plunder are one of the those bands I think you should just hit the replies and push play to fully experience. It’s got this rockabilly-jazz-punk vibe that I think is pretty damn fun. The track comes from the band’s upcoming album, The Show Must Go Wrong, which is due out August 5th. LISTEN HERE…
Lily and the Tigers are not complacent folk music. It is not a band comprised of mere sensationalistic tendencies; the type of folk that listeners hear in mainstream radio play — it is delivered unvexed and outstandingly. The latest release from Lily and the Tigers, The Hand You Deal Yourself, is a remarkable record full of complexities not often found in the genre, while still being able to please the easiest of folk lovers. Under The Gun Review is excited to team up with Lily and the Tigers to bring you the brand new music video for the record’s title track, “The Hand You Deal Yourself.” The video takes the viewer on a trip through a sardonic universe that parallels such a unique track.
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Today on our minipodcast to get kids of all ages dancin’ outta bed we meet LILY AND THE TIGERS (who are not actual tigers, though one is furrier than a tiger, and who may or may not have a Lily in the group, ’cause the lady Ratso talked to had another name, but they still exude authenticity! They are the REAL DEAL!). Plus we celebrate JAY CULTER’s birthday with a football joke! Tonight, if you’re not invited to Jay’s party at the Halas Hall Chuck E. Cheese’s, go see L&theT’s at Shelby’s house. LISTEN HERE…
Voli is a producer, songwriter, and lyricist from NJ. He grew up rapping for several years before diving into the production world. His music relates to anyone that has put their dreams on hold to deal with reality. Voli is most recognized for collaborating with J. Cole. He’s released a self-titled album along with two others; Glass Doors and In The Meanwhile. WATCH HERE…
Atlanta garage-psych band Zoners began with Matt McCalvin, formerly of Gringo Star, and it didn’t take long for the project to round up a following. Opening for the likes of Diarrhea Planet, The Coathangers and Speedy Ortiz, it’s high time Zoners gave their growing fan base something for their record players, too. LISTEN HERE…
Given that her Cat Powery sound has been described as music for the “cyber gypsy,” it seems fitting that Bedouin’s new music video dances around a nomadic storyline. The video follows two women as they sleep in motels, wait at a bus stop, dance around in a flowery top…you know, the usual traveler’s stuff. WATCH HERE…