To listen to Jonneine Zapata’s new record, ‘Cast The Demons Out’ is to listen to a record with an intensity I haven’t heard since Springsteen’s Nebraska. To see her live is to feel you heart and lungs...
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Tags: Jonneine Zapata, Music
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Can you imagine living in a world where only you believe in the magic of great music? Or playing music with an energy and pop sensibility, only to be told it’s time to grow up and...
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Tags: Music, The Wendy Darlings
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Julian Plenti chose The Guggenheim in NYC as the site of their first concert. And we’ve got highlights! Quality isn’t tremendous on these, but it’s well worth watching for those of you who love the album as...
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Tags: Guggenheim, Interpol, julian plenti, Music, Paul Banks
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Here’s the new video from Home Video, whom we interviewed here. To purchase their new album, click on the cute little button below:
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Tags: home video, Music, You Will Know What To Do
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What becomes a legend most…? How many great artist have we talked to about the bands they played in during the 80′s and 90′s? How often have they tried to distance themselves from their earlier bands, denying...
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Tags: Catherine Wheel, Music, Podcast, Rob Dickinson
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We first brought Crocodiles to your attention back in April, when this SoCal 2-pieces’ wall of sound tickled our fancy. Since then, they’ve appeared on Carson Daly, toured endlessly with a series of great bands and have...
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Tags: Crocodiles, Music, The Horrors
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This weeks’ collection of the best music that’s traveled past our eardrums: Apteka- Traitors (song of the year potential?) A Sunny Day In Glasgow- Close Chorus Times New Viking- Martin Luther King Day Maps- I Dream Of Crystal The...
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Tags: A Sunny Day In Glasgow, Apteka, Maps, Music, The Voices, Times New Viking
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When Echo and the Bunnymen released their first album, “Crocodiles” in 1980, they set a standard in post-punk that few bands were ever able to achieve. Surrounded by a slew of one-hit wonders, they put out four classic records...
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Tags: Echo and the Bunnymen, Music, Will Sergeant
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Obviously we love interviewing the big names in music (Will Sergeant, anyone?), but we’re always going to be partial to that new indie band that tickles our ears. London’s My Sad Captains have been making great...
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Tags: Music, My Sad Captains
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Formed in 1987, Stephen Lawrie created some of the most sonically challenging music of the burgeoning “shoegaze” era. Taking the noise of the Jesus and Mary Chain records to a new level, but maintaining a pop sensibility that set...
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Tags: Music, The Telescopes
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