by snoadmin | Nov 6, 2014 | Archives-old
A follow up album worth the listen.On his sophomore LP, British producer Daniel Woolhouse moves forward from his somber debut of 2013 toward somewhat of a sense of resolution. While his first record was weak trembling, Songs is lightness with a glaze of groove. What...
by snoadmin | Nov 6, 2014 | Archives-old
Neo-blues with all sorts of unique elements.Soulful and bluesy, Son Little’s “Things I Forgot” gives a new twist to 20th century blues by adding in rock and indie elements. Little’s vocals are one of the most impressive aspects of this album, and can be...
by snoadmin | Nov 6, 2014 | Archives-old
Slightly pop-y 90’s alternative rock-inspired tunes.Algernon Doll would probably fit snugly on a bill with any 90’s alt rock outfit. That isn’t to say that they sound generic though; in fact, solo artist Ewan Grant has skillfully taken the...
by snoadmin | Nov 6, 2014 | Archives-old
The twang and jangle of indie-country.Moments of Matter is everything a stereotypical indie-country album should be (if a genre such as this exists). It has the jangly guitars, some fiddlers, vocals with a southern twang, and lyrics expressing the importance of...
by snoadmin | Nov 6, 2014 | Archives-old
Glittery indie-pop overload.In early October 2013, the indie pop band known as HAERTS, released their first EP entitled Hemiplegia. Their upbeat 80’s synth style mixed with shimmery guitar melodies and smooth female vocals helped to establish their sound and...
