While the weather begins to hit new lows, New Music Fridays are reaching new highs. Just when we thought the year would slowly trickle to the bottom of the hourglass,
We have one folksy Caustic for you guys this week. Country music had a slew of releases touching different corners of the genre, from pure folk storytelling to stadium-sized anthems.
The good times just keep rolling over here at Camp Caustic as we usher in the Spring season with a list of new releases. We’re not the type to tell
St. Vincent brought her ‘Daddy’s Home’ World Tour to The Armory in Minneapolis, MN on 9/14/21. As the indie diva has showcased her new ’70s persona of late, there was
Plus, St. Vincent lines up her feature length directorial debut.
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Formed in 1977, British band The Pop Group had made their mark on music by the time they broke up a mere five years later. Their style of post-punk and
Clark’s new album arrives with the same vigor, verve, and unique style that we’ve come to expect from a St. Vincent record, only here those qualities are turned up and carefully honed, resulting in a collection of songs that are among her most audacious and intriguing to date.
Annie Clark’s funky satire both maligns and celebrates what it truly means to be thoroughly Millennial.
“I wanted to make a party record that you could play at a funeral,” says Annie Clark.
