by snoadmin | Feb 27, 2015 | Archives-old
Trippy, ENERGETIC, Electronic Layers on Layers on LayersBaltimore based Dan Deacon’s album Gliss Riffer is the musical incarnation of exuberant, endless energy. Deacon uses seemingly infinite layers in every song to create a depth in which listeners can fully...
by snoadmin | Feb 27, 2015 | Archives-old
Cursed saxophone music played by small ChihuahuaIf any of you are familiar with the early 2000’s cartoon Courage the Cowardly Dog, you would understand the reference I was trying to make within the slug. In the show, a recurring character was Shirley, a...
by snoadmin | Feb 27, 2015 | Archives-old
Very weird.It’s been 35 years since the legendary post-punk avant-garde band, The Pop Group, released an album. Although, they haven’t been recording for so long, the Bristol, UK band sounds about as cohesive and palatable as they’ve ever been....
by snoadmin | Feb 27, 2015 | Archives-old
More than enough to get you your pop punk fix“There are ways to fix a broken sound with my head in the sky and my ear to the ground” belts Marissa Paternoster on the track “Burning Car” from Screaming Female’s sixth album Rose Mountain. Her head remains...
by snoadmin | Feb 27, 2015 | Archives-old
If the Beach Boys were indie but in a good wayThe Veil opens up with the sound of waves and a barbershop quartet harmony. It’s that dreamy sound of wholesome 60s boys with bowl cuts running on the beach that makes the album grab your attention, and continues to...
