by snoadmin | Feb 2, 2015 | Archives-old
Courtesy of Visit Baltimore. Baltimore seems to be the mid-Atlantic’s best kept secret when discussing East Coast music scenes. The city’s proximity to D.C. is both a blessing and a curse; while it’s convenient for local bands to hop...
by snoadmin | Feb 2, 2015 | Archives-old
Taking acid in the Amazon Rainforest (in the 80s) From Pontus Winnberg of electronic trio Miike Snow and various other stragglers of other groups, Amason was born. And I suppose if you were to do acid in the Amazon Rainforest in an 80s movie, any song on Sky City...
by snoadmin | Feb 2, 2015 | Archives-old
Charming eclectic acoustic sad music We open on a grainy home-video of a couple on a windy beach, shot in sepia. It’s the kind of quirky and enchanting that Wes Anderson movies aspire to be. What’s playing in the background? It’s the dulcet...
by snoadmin | Feb 2, 2015 | Archives-old
Complex and rhythmic soft rock with vocal emphasis.Once known by several other names, veteran Canadian singer-songwriter Michael Feuerstack skillfully marries simple, slow guitar rhythms with complex vocal melodies and the occasional burst of sound and emotion....
by snoadmin | Feb 2, 2015 | Archives-old
Upbeat but emotional indie rock.Remarkable for his young age, Andrew St.James’ newest album The Shakes is a soulful, catchy, and intricate collection of indie rock. St. James’ showcases vocals that are crooning at times, rugged at others, and...
