David Kilgour and the Heavy Eights – Left By Soft
David Kilgour, known for being in the band Clean and as a solo artist over…read more→
David Kilgour, known for being in the band Clean and as a solo artist over…read more→
Hailing from Utrecht, I Am Oak (aka Thijs Kuijken) follows up the 2010 album On…read more→
Following the 2010 collaboration with Daniel Martin Moore on Dear Companion – a modern day…read more→
Boston-based singer-songwriter Eilen Jewell is back, overcoming a crippling bout of writers block to produce…read more→
PERFECT BLACK SWAN U.S. based Australian native Toby Burke, who also records under the names…read more→
Church Shoes, a new quartet that formed when frontman Nick Allison’s former garage rock band…read more→
Do you like acoustic folk/indie music? Are you a fan of Nick Drake, Elliott Smith,…read more→
Led by singer-guitarist Joey Siara, LA’s The Henry Clay People are back with a five-track…read more→
Baltimore singer-songwriter Cass McCombs returns with Wit’s End. It’s been two years since 2009’s excellent…read more→
Montreal by way of Taiwan musician Alex Zhang Hungtai is Dirty Beaches, and his lo-fi,…read more→
Seattle singer-songwriter Sam Watts (a.k.a. Ghosts I’ve Met) is back with a talented coterie of…read more→
Rachel Brooke of Detroit, MI is a new voice on the country scene who recently…read more→
My Morning Jacket follows-up their tepid 2008 jam band album Evil Urges, with their sixth…read more→
THANKS FOR THE POSTCARD It was a year ago that I reviewed Swedish singer/songwriter Tim…read more→
Unsigned Detroit based band The Bell Beat (formerly Sh! The Octopus) brings us their sophomore…read more→
Norman Blake of Teenage Fanclub and Euros Childs of Gorky’s Zygotic Mynci have gotten together…read more→
Popular Canadian indie pop sextet Hey Rosetta! follows-up their 2008 Polaris prize nominee (best full-length…read more→
Baltimore/D.C.–based Dirty Names takes things back to basics with good old blues-tinged rock ‘n’ roll.…read more→
Annabel Alpers is a New Zealander who currently lives in the U.S. and makes psychdelic…read more→
Just in time for summer is the laid back dream pop of SoCal’s brother duo…read more→
Cincinnati trio The Seedy Seeds has recently released their third album, Verb Noun. The album…read more→
Obits returns with Moody, Standard and Poor, the follow-up to their 2009 debut, I Blame…read more→
Noah Lennox has returned with his fourth Panda Bear album, Tomboy, four years after 2007’s…read more→
Psych/freak folk-rocker Alela Diane takes a new turn on her third album Alela Diane &…read more→
Lord Huron is L.A. based artist/musician Benji Schneider and his touring band, who recently burst…read more→
Seattle has yet another remarkable up and coming band, The Young Evils, whose self-released debut…read more→
As a longtime fan of the indie rock trio Low, I eagerly awaited their 9th…read more→
After listening to Peer Amid, the latest from Swedish rock band The Skull Defekts, I…read more→
The beach is within sight and there’s always a sunset right around the corner for…read more→
Shimmering Stars are still pretty new, but are quickly turning some heads in their native…read more→
Bill Callahan, best known as the force behind the experimental lo-fi band Smog, is out…read more→
Hailing from the legendary motor city are The Volebeats, and their 2010 self-titled 19-track release…read more→
After five years in the making, Northampton, MA based singer-songwriter Dennis Crommett is releasing his…read more→
After a meteoric rise following the release of their critically acclaimed self-titled debut album, the…read more→
Helmed by two brothers and three friends from upstate New York, The Felice Brothers are…read more→
Several Shades of Why is a collection of quiet, thoughtful songs by Dinosaur Jr. frontman…read more→
Daniel Smith, known as the leader of the Danielson Famile and for dressing up as…read more→
Portland’s Typhoon had a great 2010, releasing their debut album Hunger and Thirst and supporting…read more→
Colin Stetson – touring band member of Arcade Fire and Bell Orchestre – fulfills the…read more→
Charlottesville, VA based musician Ned Oldham (formerly of Palace Music and The Anomoanon, and brother…read more→
Exene Cervenka – writer, artist and singer-songwriter best known as the front woman of the…read more→
Seattle singer-songwriter Zoe Muth and her backing band return with their sophomore effort Starlight Hotel…read more→
All Smiles is back with its third full-length release, Staylow and Mighty. Primary force behind…read more→
Pittsburgh’s Wise Blood, aka Christopher Laufman, deftly slices and dices samples, beats and vocals on…read more→
The Soft Moon, aka Luis Vasquez, clearly relishes the night as his self-titled debut is…read more→
Canadian blues folk trio Timber Timbre follow-up their spectacular 2009 self-titled release with the suitably…read more→
Now in their fifth year and with two full length albums under their belt, Slithering…read more→
Young up and coming Athens, GA band The District Attorneys self-released their debut EP Orders…read more→
Survivalist Tales! is an album I meant to write about last year but never got…read more→
Calgary artist Jay Crocker, also known as a producer and player in three other bands,…read more→
San Francisco singer/songwriter Nicki Bluhm is issuing her sophomore follow-up to 2008’s Toby’s Song with…read more→
Many things come to mind while listening to Dreamers of the Ghetto’s self-titled debut –…read more→
SoCal’s The Donkeys serve-up twelve of their early 70’s chill jams on their upcoming album…read more→
Portland, OR indie folk band AgesandAges has been around for a couple of years with…read more→
Straight from the heartland is Springfield, MO based band Ha Ha Tonka with their third…read more→
Danish singer/Seattle-based session player Maggie Bjorklund (of the Darleens) is released her solo debut album…read more→
“Quality” is how bassist Mike Mills characterizes R.E.M.’s 15th studio album Collapse Into Now, and…read more→
Seattle’s See Me River, led by Kerry Zettel (formerly of Das Llamas), is back with…read more→
Winnipeg’s The Details follow-up their 2007 full length Draw a Distance. Draw a Border with…read more→
Announced abruptly in mid-February, Radiohead’s eighth album The King of Limbs was first released as…read more→
Brighton, England three-piece Esben & the Witch are making waves with their neo-gothic gloom rock…read more→
Brett Detar, former frontman of indie rock band The Juliana Theory, cobbled together his debut…read more→
Fresh from Edmonton, Alberta is the quintet of alt-country/folk rock multi-instrumentalists Wool on Wolves, whose…read more→
SXSW 2011 superstars Wild Flag – Carrie Brownstein and Janet Weiss (Sleater-Kinney), Mary Timony (Helium)…read more→
Texan Brian Wright’s rootsy folk has found a home with Sugar Hill, and his first…read more→
Finn Andrews, frontman and driving creative force for The Veils, has put out a self-released…read more→
The Strokes’ fourth album, Angles, shows the band taking a different approach to their music,…read more→
Real Life Color, the debut LP from Boston’s Magic Man, is a special blend of…read more→
SXSW BANDS TO WATCH | 2011 According to the official South by Southwest Music Festival…read more→
Champaign-Urbana locals Jonathon Childers and Jared Michael Park banded together with a couple friends last…read more→
Six years in the making, Scottish duo The Savings and Loan finally released their dark…read more→
The Year of Getting By may be Oklahoma’s Kill County’s second album, but the alt-country…read more→
Brooklyn based Julianna Barwick’s third album, The Magic Place was recently debuted by Asthmatic Kitty.…read more→
British expat singer-songwriter-guitarist Bobby Long recently released his debut studio album, A Winter Tale. A…read more→
Seattle has a flourishing and vibrant bluegrass scene, and the latest pairing of multi-instrumentalists Cahalen…read more→
Michael Lerner, aka Telekinesis, has returned with his sophomore full length, 12 Desperate Straight Lines.…read more→
Dan Bejar’s Destroyer embraces its inner Sade on Kaputt, an unabashed mélange of smooth jazz,…read more→
Cleveland artist Dylan Baldi, the man behind Cloud Nothings, has stepped out with his first…read more→
Liverpudlians Hot Club de Paris recently turned out the full length Free The Pterodactyl 3,…read more→
100 Lovers is the latest release from the highly acclaimed, Grammy nominated Denver quartet DeVotchKa.…read more→
Kasey Anderson and the Honkies are somewhat of a supergroup with special guests, and their…read more→
Genre-bending artist Toro Y Moi’s (Chaz Bundick) sophomore effort Underneath the Pine veers away from…read more→
Canada’s Olympic Symphonium is back with its third LP, The City Won’t Have Time to…read more→
Vivian Girls bassist/vocalist Katy Goodman takes the light and spacey route with her side project,…read more→
Four years since their 2007 debut We Are All Part of A Dream You’re Having,…read more→
Rowdy Brooklyn folk punk rockers O’Death are releasing their third full-length album, Outside. Over the…read more→
Hayes Carll falls in the great tradition of Texas singer/songwriters and keeps the institution alive…read more→
Wildly acclaimed Providence, RI group The Low Anthem follows-up their 2008 hit “Oh My God,…read more→
The thriving Minneapolis, MN indie scene has a new band on the block: Walker Fields…read more→
Kiwi fuzz-pop band Surf City put their own spin on lo-fi, retro garage rock and…read more→
London-based Yuck was first noticed on the Internet in late 2009, and their fast rise…read more→
Queens four-piece The Beets are back with the follow-up to their 2009 debut, The Beets…read more→
East River Pipe – a.k.a. songwriter Fred (F.M.) Cornog – has been making solo records…read more→
Fargo, North Dakota based indie trio Secret Cities is releasing their second album, Strange Hearts…read more→
French pop trio Revolver quickly shot onto the scene with last year’s debut Music for…read more→
Troy, NY singer/songwriter Sean Rowe recently released his third album, Magic – a commanding debut…read more→
Peter Bjorn and John are back with their sixth album, Gimme Some, which marks a…read more→
Better known for playing bass in the Vancouver indie band Hey Ocean!, David Vertesi’s solo…read more→
Chicago septet the 1900s have endured some ups and downs since their 2007 debut Cold…read more→
Indie rock duo Wye Oak – Baltimore’s Jenn Wasner (vocals, guitar) and multi-instrumentalist Andy Stack…read more→