by snoadmin | Feb 27, 2015 | Archives-old
Courtesy of Stereogum.You’re Better Than This is not the album that will allow the uninitiated to understand the cult appeal of Pile. If anything else, it’s the complete opposite. Song structures are labyrinthine, relentlessly challenging any convention...
by snoadmin | Feb 27, 2015 | Archives-old
Scrappy Boston indie heroes prove themselves cultworthyOn Distant Fist, Krill’s clever garage pop has made a giant leap into a bigger sound and a more ambitious songwriting style. Ian Becker’s exuberant, huge-sounding drums and Jonah Furman’s...
by snoadmin | Feb 27, 2015 | Archives-old
Cute, quirky, bluesy, acoustic talentsSmithfield Bargain’s sound on is thick, with harmonies deep and sweet. Buttonwillow features superb musicianship and superb singing. For those who appreciate acoustic guitars, thick upright bass, strings, and even some...
by snoadmin | Feb 27, 2015 | Archives-old
Are you going on a camping trip in an RV through the mountains? At first I thought this was John Mayer and then I heard the vocals and it sounded like a woman because the vocals are quite high pitched. But I like it. The duo make calming, good for anytime tunes. I...
by snoadmin | Feb 27, 2015 | Archives-old
High-energy alternative/punk about growing up, feeling bad, and all the folks you love“Malt liquor doesn’t make you youngÛ. An amusing but slightly sober (no pun intended) line from the opening track, “Get Old ForeverÛ, that is a good introduction to the...
