Anything In Return was released on January 22, 2013 and the songs contained on this album would introduce us to the limitless potential of Toro Y Moi.
The Oakland, CA-based Orchestra Gold combine afrobeat with psych rock, reggae and more on their third album Medicine. Singing in the Bambara language, the band delivers unique soundscapes over the course of these eight tracks. The seven-piece fuse a sixties garage/psych rock sound onto the afrobeat formula with mixed results.
Eric D. Johnson’s Fruit Bats will release a new album, A River Running to Your Heart, on April 14 via Merge Records (PRE-ORDER). A new track “Rushin’ River Valley is available
Another gracefully chaotic track from one of Philadelphia’s hardest touring bands. Grocer is well known for their pop-aware songwriting with bouts of burn-it-all-down dissonance and layers of blissfully effect-driven guitars. On their
The Sadies have shared the official video for “More Alone,” featured on their critically acclaimed 11th studio album Colder Streams, and have announced more U. S. tour dates. Filmed, directed, and edited by Rick
Caroline Rose has announced The Art of Forgetting, their new album out March 24th on New West Records, and presents a new single/video, “Miami.”
Today, January 19, the music world lost one of its longest-burning and outspoken voices. David Crosby, the acclaimed singer/songwriter, and founder of The Byrds and Crosby, Stills, and Nash has passed away.
On his new LP Texas Sex, Seattle multi-instrumentalist songwriter Caspian Coberly re-contextualizes guitar-heavy rhythm and blues music for the modern listener, through a haze of intense surrealist groove and primal emotion.
Scott Tournet is back with his ravishing new single “Fever” (below), a dense arrangement that builds on itself in a bluesy rock rush.
After a quick run of dates supporting labelmate Amigo The Devil, Atlanta rock four-piece Brother Hawk are gearing up to release their upcoming new album The Dreamer, which will surface
