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Damn these videos are good. Great execution! And an excellent way to drill their song in to my sub conscience.
Shannon Harris Audio Urbanology: The Art of Audio Truism (Urbanicity Recordings) Release date: August 21
To get a sense of Shannon Harris¹s imaginative new album, you might look no further than its name: Audio Urbanology: The Art of Audio Truism, although, actually, I don¹t think he really means truism (loosely defined as […]
It’s TV on the Radio producer and musician David Sitek’s solo project Maximum Balloon and I’m listening to the most recently released track, “Groove Me” on a loop. What a way to live. I realize that, when inspired by music, I find myself thinking of LA’s freeways. You ever watch people roller skate […]
So I’m trying to figure out which album to review. I have a couple choices, so I listen to the first one on the list, “Future Breeds” by Hot Hot Heat. And I like it. The energy of it. I think, yeah, this. But then, a few songs in, I’m gone. I’m at once […]
Would you like a little bit of sweet funk soul in your life? A little uncomplicated groove?
Well then you need to tune this one in. You know Kings Go Forth? Am I alone in the dark here? They’re a ten-piece band out of Milwaukee who’ve been together since 2007 and have recently released their first […]
I am of two minds about Broken Social Scene’s new album, “Forgiveness Rock Record,” which, given the title, might be allowed. In moments like now, I sit and listen and am drawn in by trailing alleyways of instruments, meandering, still alive, until they and the song fade. But then I am jolted into what seems […]
I inquired about the new Jay Electronica material yesterday and was told I gotta wait for the album but was sent the this link . I haven’t figured out what the movie “A Million In The Morning” is really about.
Alas the description from the streetcarnage site says they were fired after Netflix ( assumed client […]
Always experimental, Always progressive. the track “New York is Killing Me ” evokes all the blues and roots music of the south.
Percussive synth pop brit band returns with “Kiss Of Life”. Perhaps this time around the band will gain the traction they deserve. Hopefully this video is not an indication that they are being lead down the Paul Simon “world music” path.
Does anybody know when their new material is due out?
Neil seems to have included most everything a skinny panted hipster in Echo park would need to pay tribute to the original skinny panted hipters ( except the band itself ). This event does promise to be cool and there is free pizza ( so one has to assume that the beer can’t be far […]
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