Here’s something fresh and relatively unheard of for y’all. It’s not everyday we cover French bands, but that’s exactly where LES GUILLOTINES can be found – in France! This is their debut 7″ from the Croque Macadam label. Continue reading “Les Guillotines – L’Aube 7″”
Downtown Music releases a brand new 4-song EP from Texas spaz-rockers WHITE DENIM. It’s their first record since the release of “D”, their most recent album from earlier this year. Continue reading “White Denim – Takes Place in Your Work Space EP”
Coming from way out in left field is DILIAN of Brooklyn, NY. The collection of songs on his EP is like a mutated batch of synth-pop that totally embraces how weird it really is. Continue reading “Dilian – Basement Song 7″ EP”
GRAVES is Greg Olin from Portland, Oregon. His latest record “Summr Bummr” from St. Ives is a fifteen track journey through a lofty jazz-folk universe unlike anything we’ve heard all year. Continue reading “Graves – Summr Bummr”
THE PEOPLE’S TEMPLE weren’t silent for too long after their Hozac LP, as they have come back fairly quickly with a brand new 7″ from the mysterious folks at Goodbye Boozy. Continue reading “The People’s Temple – Still (The Same) 7″”
After an excellent 7″ earlier this year, OBN III’S are back with a brand new record on Tic Tac Totally that takes those ideas and throws them on a larger and grandiose scale, containing epic results that none of us could have ever seen coming. Continue reading “OBN III’s – The One and Only”
Batshit noise-punk trio PSYCHIC BLOOD finished the digital version of their upcoming 7″, who together hail from Holyoke, Massachusetts and are now looking for a label to release the material. Continue reading “Psychic Blood – Strain 7″”
Fin Records continues to churn out the goods, this time from WHITING TENNIS who also happens to hail from Seattle much like the rest of the growing Fin Records roster. Continue reading “Whiting Tennis – Every Night I’m Killing 7″”
DIRTY BEACHES (or Alex Zhang Hungtai) just released his first 7″ from the Suicide Squeeze label in Seattle, adding some live material to an extensive discography that only continues to grow. Continue reading “Dirty Beaches – Lone Runner 7″”
Female four-piece Feathers (unintentional alliteration!) hail from my hometown of Brisbane, Australia. Having essentially had three incarnations over their half-decade existence, it has been interesting to witness their evolution. First starting out as a trio, then losing a drummer, picking up a new drummer and a bass-player, the progression of the band is inevitable. Yet as they release new album Hunter’s Moon through ace local label Bon Voyage, Feathers are intent to showcase how far they have come – and as a time capsule highlighting the genesis of the band up to today, the album succeeds admirably. Continue reading “Feathers – Hunter’s Moon”
