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New Music | Blitzen Trapper – Love the Way You Walk Away

Published August 10, 2011 By Kyle Mitchell

Blitzen Trapper – Love the Way You Walk Away

Second released cut from Blitzen Trapper’s upcoming new album American Goldwing is a 70’s folk rock influenced track. Its slow acoustic intro relents into a slow foot stomper, complete with banjo and synth accoutrements and Earley lends his fantastic vocals to this warm, country tinged track that sure feels like good ol road trip music.

American Goldwing drops on us 9/13 on Subpop, and Blitzen Trapper just announced a huge co-headlining tour with Dawes which stands to be one of the best tours we’ll get to see this year.

Buy some tickets and see some awesome live music.

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New Music | Peter Wolf Crier – Settling It Off

Published August 9, 2011 By Kyle Mitchell

Peter Wolf Crier – Settling It Off Peter Wolf Crier’s second album, Garden of Arms, will be released on September 6 on Jagjaguwar. This album will follow up Inter-Be their 2010 debut. Today, they released their second single to p4k, “Settling It Off.” The bands influences on this album seem to be on the more experimental side, a bit darker, and a near dream-like state similar to their track “Right Away” that was released back in June. I look forward to hearing this album as a whole, and seeing how this direction takes the band. For me, at first listen,…

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New Music | Cymbals Eat Guitars – Definite Darkness

Published August 5, 2011 By Kyle Mitchell

Cymbals Eat Guitars – Definite Darkness

New York psych/rockers Cymbals Eat Guitars will release Lenses Alien, their sophomore album on August 30 in the U.S. via Barsuk. They also have a pretty righteous North American tour with Hooray For Earth opening for them.

This week they released the 2nd track from said release entitled “Definite Darkness.” it’s an experimental rock track that is fuzzy and melodic, full of ripping guitars andsome great harmonies. It’s another totally awesome track from this highly anticipated album.

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Tonight | King Orchid at Great Scott

Published August 4, 2011 By Courtney Leigh Allen

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New Music | House of Wolves – 50’s

Published August 3, 2011 By Kyle Mitchell

House of Wolves – 50’s House of Wolves is the musical moniker of singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Rey Villalobos, the name’s origin coming from the translation of Villa-lobos from Spanish to English. The LA native’s debut album Fold In The Wind is a stripped down, beautifully dark collection of songs full of haunting melodies. Villalobos’ tender voice obviously brings to mind Elliott Smith and Sufjan Stevens, though the arrangements are much more simplistic, the music has a visceral feel to it, an almost inward looking approach that is quite exquisite. Buy: Fold in the Wind Visit: House of Wolves on Facebook

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New Music | A Lull – Pot Luck

Published August 2, 2011 By Kyle Mitchell

A Lull – Pot Luck

Chicago’s A Lull is an experimental psych pop outfit that have an almost primal sound that gives their music an intensity thats as percussive as it is beautiful. About to release their “Confetti Reprise” EP (August 16th) today, they released ‘Pot Luck’ a fantastic experimental psych track that really jams. This song is practically meant to be played loud… and would equally be amazing live.

Check out their amazing Daytrotter set here.

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New Music | Musikanto – Take What You Need

Published August 2, 2011 By Kyle Mitchell

Musikanto – Take What You Need Check out this cat Musikanto, indie-folk rocker from Chicago. New record Sky of Dresses out Aug. 2nd on Grape Juice Records. He walks the line of indie-blues and urban americana, borrowing elements of experimental folk and broken-down orchestral music, garnering comparisons somewhere between Ryan Adams and Van Morrison.

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New Music | Frightened Rabbit – EP (Tour Only)

Published July 29, 2011 By Kyle Mitchell

Frightened Rabbit – Scottish Winds via ListenBeforeYouBuy Frightened Rabbit – Fuck This Place (Featuring Tracyanne Campbell From Camera Obscura) via ListenBeforeYouBuy Frightened Rabbit – The Work (Featuring Archie Fisher) via ListenBeforeYouBuy Frightened Rabbit on tour with Death Cab is selling a tour-only EP at merch tables during the shows. This EP contains a studio version of the previously posted Scottish Winds, as well “Fuck this Place” a wonderful track featuring Camera Obscura’s Tracyanne Campbell. The third track is “The Work” featuring Scottish folk singer Archie Fisher. The three song ep is bound to be sold on the net, as people…

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New Music | Continents – The Perfect Circle

Published July 28, 2011 By Kyle Mitchell

Continents – The Perfect Circle Continents is the musical undertaking of Kansas City native Jim Button. Button began writing in the summer of 2008, creating, and recording the material that would eventually become his debut entitled Land of Plenty. This summer he released his followup EP, Spiriting. Continents sound is that of a psychedelic hazy trip, an ethereal journey crafted that to me is reminiscent of Beck. Check out the Perfect Circle and grab the EP, Spiriting.

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