Philadelphia’s own brat-punk duo SLUTEVER have been doing their own thing for awhile now and it’s beginning to pay off. They released their debut 7″, are hopefully about to embark on a national tour, and lately their music has appeared on the likes of satellite radio. Continue reading “Slutever – Pretend to Be Nice 7″”
Author: styrofoamdrone
Cop City/ Chill Pillars – Held Hostage on Planet Chill
The folks over at Floridas Dying just released the debut LP from COP CITY/ CHILL PILLARS. These strung out weirdo-punks hail from Lake Worth, FL and have created one of the most bizarre and outlandish records I’ve heard this year. Continue reading “Cop City/ Chill Pillars – Held Hostage on Planet Chill”
Bad Weather California – Demos and Live Takes for the Fans
Coming from nowhere on the St. Ives label is an album full of demos from BAD WEATHER CALIFORNIA, a truly unique and confident band who hail from Denver, Colorado. Continue reading “Bad Weather California – Demos and Live Takes for the Fans”
White Fence – Harness 7″
The first release from the Afterlife Records imprint is this gem of a 7″ featuring two WHITE FENCE tracks – one of which you can find on this years “…Is Growing Faith”, while the B-side “The Pool” is previously unreleased. Continue reading “White Fence – Harness 7″”
Song of the Day #15: Mavis the Dog
Recently discovered Philly bro Scott Olsen fronts the solo bedroom project MAVIS THE DOG. Olsen just released his second album, cleverly titled “The Second Album” on a series of 100 red cassette tapes, released entirely by himself. There isn’t a spot to buy this release physically, but you can just as easily download it for free by checking the Mavis the Dog blogspot. Olsen primarily enlists help from his guitar, a drumset and his own voice, occasionally branching out with some piano, harmonica and bass for good measure. These two songs below sound equally breezy and easy-going, encapsulating what the rest of the album might sound like to the listener. “Not All Things Must Past” sways along for a solid two minutes before breaking off into a quivering and carnivalesque guitar lead, while “End of Our Day” is a free-flowing and optimistic jam dominated by joyous pianos.
End of Our Day –
Not All Things Must Pass –
Mavis the Dog on Blogspot
Get it here: Free Download on Mediafire
Genre/ Tags: Lo-Fi, Bedroom Pop, Singer-Songwriter
Vein Cranes – True Believer 7″
VEIN CRANES are the husband and wife duo from the Florida band Leagues. These three songs are the first they’ve recorded to the name, being put out by the Floridas Dying label in a set of 350. Continue reading “Vein Cranes – True Believer 7″”
La Sera – Devils Hearts Grow Gold
This 7″ single is the first release from LA SERA since this years self-titled full length. Both come from the Hardly Art label, while this 7″ holds the previously unreleased B-side cover track “Dedicated to the One I Love”. Continue reading “La Sera – Devils Hearts Grow Gold”
The Men – Leave Home
Here we have the brand new and face ripping sophomore effort from Brooklyn’s own THE MEN, courtesy of the folks at Sacred Bones, which is their first release from any substantial label. Continue reading “The Men – Leave Home”
White Denim – D
Last we heard from WHITE DENIM was an albums worth of free music that they randomly released on their website. Now they’re finally back with their fourth official full length from the Downtown Records label and begin touring on June 16th. Continue reading “White Denim – D”
The Eeries – Comes Alive 7″
Our Philadelphia-based friends THE EERIES are putting the finishing touches on their first vinyl release, which should be available from the Evil Weevil label on the 14th of June. Continue reading “The Eeries – Comes Alive 7″”









