[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1XMhdAGDgc[/youtube] For a long time it seems I’ve been a fan of just about everything related to Michael Trent and Cary Ann Hearst, I excitedly caught a set of theirs when they were in town opening for Butch Walker last month. I’m a huge fan of their solo works (The Winner, Lions And Lambs), as well as some of their other projects (Oh, Scorpio) and well I have been in love with Shovels & Rope for years now. Check out this video of Cary & Michael performing song “Gasoline,” one of my favorites from their album. If you are unlucky…
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If you haven’t already heard of Drinkify.org I suggest you stop what you’re doing right now and go check it out. The site, which provides drink recommendations based on the music you’re listening to, launched as part of Music Hack Day Boston, an event to bring together developers, designers and people with awesome ideas to build “cool stuff” in limited amounts of time. Essentially, Drinkify was created in just “24 boozy hours.” The masterminds behind Drinkify, Matthew Ogle with the development, Hannah Donovan on the design and Lindsay Eyink with the data, were hungover heading into the event and were…
1 CommentMwahaha – Love w/ Merrrill Garbus Oakland’s psychedelic 4 piece Mwahaha is about to release their debut full length self titled album Mwahaha. The band teamed up with Merrill Garbus of Tune Yards (yea i’m typing it my way) for this psych track with a bit of afro beat that gives off the air of Brooklyn’s Suckers, but elementally feels more experimental. The reverby vocals, poppy flourishes, and electronic whisps create a pop-sensible landscape oriented from electronic psych that makes you feel like it comes from a futuristic tribe of savages. They’ve got a few more tracks of theirs available…
2 CommentsA Boston area native, Anna Vogelzang, who recently transplanted herself to Madison WI is about to release a new album Canary in a Coal Mine (out 2/28), and this is the first track I’ve heard of hers. It was immediately striking to me because of her voice which I believe is reminiscent of a Joanna Newsome. But the pounding beat, and the plucking banjo gives it a more traditional American folk feel that I for one enjoy far more. The song “Die Trying,” is a conversational narrative between the singer and a friend from home, about the hardships of travel…
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Leave a CommentThe Black Keys – Run Right Back [LBYB] 2 Guys that really need no introduction are going to release arguably the most wanted album this year (and its out in december). What’s awesome, is how they just dropped the bomb on us about this album no more than a month ago. The album in question, El Camino, will release in less than a month (12/6) is extremely exciting out of my huge love for Akron OH’s finest. This new track, “Run Right Back” rips right into some screeching blues riffs that your used to from Dan & Patrick. The song is…
Leave a CommentDevin – You’re Mine Next week, Devin, will make his Frenchkiss debut releasing a three song EP titled You’re Mine. I’m sharing the title track here because its pure energy and I’m loving it. The Iggy references will definitely come out after you hear this one, the song reeks of the punk energy of Iggy. The classic rock / punk infusion sound with Devin’s energetic delivery gives the song a power that isn’t equalled by many. Its exciting music that will get anyone up and moving, its pure, unadulterated raw energy that sounds passionate and genuine. http://www.devinmusic.com
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The much anticipated second album from Denver-based Tennis, Young and Old, is set for release February 14, 2012 on Fat Possum Records. What better day to fall in love with this band all over again. You’ve heard the praise for their breezy pop songs again and again. For good reason too. And they do it once again with “Origins” the first cut off of their new album. The band got together with Black Keys’ Patrick Carney to produce their sophomore album in Nashville.
I honestly never get sick of their lofi pop sound, and it seems like nothing has changed on “Origins.” I really look forward to hearing more from this exciting band.
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