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Grace & Tony
[B]oston’s very own Kingsley Flood have been on the road this summer promoting their fantastic album, Battles, and destroying stages across the country with a live show that raises the performance bar with each city stop. The gang’s last show in their hometown was back in May,
The Curtis Mayflower
[T]he good news is that The Curtis Mayflower are putting the finishing touches on their upcoming, Kickstarter-funded, debut album Everything Beautiful is Under Attack. The great news is that the fundraising goal has been met. The even better news is that these hard working musicians will now have the
She Might Bite
[K]entucky musician Tara Kimes has created a one woman wrecking ball of an alter ego by the name of She Might Bite, and she’s readying the release of a new five-track EP titled Don’t Entertain, out on October 27th. The first single, “The Key,” is a slow-burning,
The Shackeltons
[P]rodigius Pennsylvanian post-punk rockers The Shackeltons have just released the first single, “Call Call,” from their forthcoming album Records (due out early next year on Think Loud Entertainment) and it must be listened to loudly. Believe me, whatever funk you may be in “Call Call” will help you shake
Fossil Collective
[W]e all have an affinity towards water. We vacation in cottages by it, swim in it, and basically need it to survive. Listening to the title track from Leeds duo Fossil Collective’s new EP The Water (out October 28th on Dirty Hit Records) makes you want to stop
The Suzan
[N]ew York City rock n’ rollers The Suzan released the super-catchy new single, “Moving On,” earlier this month and with its funky bass hook, chorus of “yeah, yeah, yeahs,” and sniper-guitar chords, the track is sure to get you moving around the room. It is the band’s first
Shovels & Rope
[R]egular readers of our little music loving site know how much we here at Music Savage love Charleston, South Carolina’s dynamic husband & wife duo Shovels & Rope. Michael Trent and Cary Ann Hearst are amazingly talented, switching back and forth between instruments faster than a jackrabbit on
The Underground Man
[W]ho is The Underground Man you ask? Well, he is Brooklyn musician Greg Adams that’s who. Adams also makes up 1/4 of the band Swimclub, so it’s a safe bet his cover was already blown. The Underground Man is gearing up to release his second EP,
Alice Russell
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06v99x51fFU[/youtube] [B]ritish soulstress Alice Russell seems to be enjoying her exceptional rise on the UK charts as her February 2013 release, To Dust, continues to bring in the accolades. She has just released her third single, “For A While,” which comes
Veronica Falls
[L]ondon band Veronica Falls captured the hearts of British music fans with the UK release of their self-titled debut album in the summer of 2011. Slumberland Records released Veronica Falls here in the states that fall and the quartet quickly found American audiences eager for a band to carry
polica
Minneapolis band Poliça just released a super-dancey new single, “Chain My Name,” from the highly anticipated new album Shulamith (out October 22nd on Mom + Pop) and it will definitely help shake off the shackles of the working week. Give it a listen above and get working on your funky moves
Amason
[T]here is a flood (översvämning) of amazing music coming out of Sweden as of late and with the introduction of the newly created supergroup Amason it seems the waters are not backing down anytime soon. The band members contained within Amason are Gustav Ejstes (Dungen), Amanda Hollingby Matsson (Idiot