by snoadmin | Mar 19, 2014 | Archives-old
Keeping it simple, stupid Taking a bit of a departure from the overarching theme of their Who Needs You EP, The Orwells replace frenetic punk energy with more deliberate grunge pacing on their new single. Shuffling along like only they can shuffle, the verses of “The...
by snoadmin | Mar 19, 2014 | Archives-old
A summery 90s singer/songwriter throwback Sibling duo, Belle Brigade produces musical perfection in this follow up to critically acclaimed 2011 debut album The Belle Brigade. Soft and sweet featuring the summery vocals of Barbara Gruska, Just Because harkens back to...
by snoadmin | Mar 19, 2014 | Archives-old
Another great 60s garage-rock inspired psychedelic album. There’s no shortage of bands these days who basically owe their entire existence to the pioneers of garage rock in the 60s. Still, when a band like Majestico masters this style with the right combination...
by snoadmin | Mar 19, 2014 | Archives-old
Super rich punchy power-pop. When Broken Gold went to record Residency At Hundo Beach, they started with around 40 demos. Though the EP ended up being only six tracks, each track is so dense and rich that it seems like they just squeezed all 40 demos into the six...
by snoadmin | Mar 19, 2014 | Archives-old
Perfect combination of vocal harmonies and ambient synths. As we approach the close of the semester, papers, finals, and horrific group projects are the only thing standing between complete freedom and peace of mind. Incan Abraham’s debut LP, Tolerance, may be...
