A post-punk noise/pop band from NYC formed in 1986, Flower was a staple of the NYC underground scene carved out by Sonic Youth, Live Skull, and Swans, utilizing the noise
Over the course of five albums, indie folksinger Eliot Bronson has created his own brand of acclaimed Americana. He’s an award winner. A road warrior. An internationally-renowned musician with a
It is a bright, spring day. Your morning cup of coffee is warm in your hands as you turn on the TV to find that there has been a nuclear
L.A. native Cassandra Violet’s new single “Superbloom” is a psychedelic folk-pop dreamscape of friendships and flowers wrapped in a scathing critique of modern social media. Produced by Joe Berry of
The music business is no place for the meek of heart or timid of spirit. A move from Minnesota to Nashville and a personnel overhaul might have collapsed lesser bands.
Perhaps nobody has described The Sea The Sea better than The Huffington Post, when they proclaimed: “If Joni Mitchell and Elvis Costello had ever decided back in the day to
Born and raised in Winnipeg and Montreal, Pash initially moved to Los Angeles, before calling Portland home for three years, moving to Nashville for nearly seventeen, and returning to Portland,
Los Angeles soul man Cliff Beach sings with a voice both plaintive and uplifting. A voting member of NARAS, a songwriter and publisher with BMI, and an award-winning member of
Today, NYC based Bloody Your Hands have announced the release of their sophomore album, Sunday Scaries. The album with their nod to 90’s indie and punk, will be released on
Patrick Krief has turned on, tuned in, dropped out and come out the other side with a psychedelic masterpiece of secular shamanistic humanism. On Chemical Trance, which is due out
