chris on January 07 2015
WARNING: WARNING: If you don't want your soul to channel the Supreme Groove of Legend, then close this site. This song is like being punched in the face by Sly Stone and I am forever funkier in result. Chrome Canyon really worked some magic on this puppy. White hot fiya.
chris on January 07 2015
Miami Horror is pretty good stuff, but I feel like they misled me with the title of their track, Real Slow. It's not slow, full stop. These Australian dudes, aptly named boats, know how to bring it down a few notches. After all nothing is chiller than hanging out on boats... with the exception of that animated gif of that bald guy wearing sunglasses who basically flips a speedboat and rocks everyone on-board, himself the worst. I actually would like to know if that guy died. I'm pretty sure he died.
Alex on December 23 2014
This is my nomination for album of the year. I've listened to Dan Snaith for 15 years now and have heard him go through various stages of making incredible music to making mediocre music to making noises which probably shouldn't be classified as music. I can confidently say Caribou's latest album, Our Love, is his best work to date. To put it in real terms - all of his other shit was grey wizard non-sense, this new stuff--white wizard.
chris on December 19 2014
I absolutely love this direction of music but... What we really need is another wave of grungy pop songs. Think Marcy Playground. I smell sex and candy here. Who's that lounging in my chair? Who's that casting devious stares in my direction. Mama this surely is a dream. Dig it.
chris on December 18 2014
Brian Jacobs, central member of defunct band Apes and Androids, comes through with a strong vibe. Very ELO. I was just reminiscing today about the old Apes and Androids shows, and let me tell you something mister... That was a fucking religious experience. Listening to Hot Cathy live staring at a florescent tribe of spear toting Zulu warriors whilst flanked by two 10 foot tall unicorn yeti's led by Asian space beauties. All of which is being cheered on by a team of scorching hot galactic cheerleaders. I'm pretty sure they were sent to us from another planet to show us the true ways of rock. They've since returned home because we're super fucking lame.
Alex on December 16 2014
Number Station hit us up on our SoundCloud introducing us to their new EP Back Seat. Over the years (8 of them, fuck this site is old) it's become all to easy to ignore submissions. Honestly 97% of the stuff we're sent just isn't good music - which is why I've mostly stopped listening to submissions. I reluctantly checked out Number Station's sound - to my surprise I really enjoyed their EP.
As a huge Bear in Heaven fan this EP felt extremely approachable, if their sound was a person it would be that guy you meet at a bar while ordering your drinks and tell them that embarrassing story about that time at the middle school dance when they called over the loud speaker for you and Beth to come slow dance and you walked out to the middle of the dance floor like a boss only to realize they were talking about that other shit head Alex. Everyone's done that right?
Anyways here's Number Station's SoundCloud so you too can feel the warm embrace of an approachable stranger - https://soundcloud.com/numberstation