by snoadmin | Mar 19, 2014 | Archives-old
Chill! Far out! Psychedelic, dude! Axxa/Abraxas is the project of Atlanta resident Ben Asbury, who clearly took after the psychedelic tendencies of fellow Georgians in the Elephant 6 collective. Unlike that group’s folksier leanings, Asbury prefers straight up...
by snoadmin | Mar 19, 2014 | Archives-old
A fun rock, big band and funk patois It’s gonna be a little tough to come up with the “RIYL” for New Orleans septet because they sound very similar and very unique at the same time. The group gets originality points for adding big band instrumentation and...
by snoadmin | Mar 19, 2014 | Archives-old
Like one giant, rad garage rock house party This compilation from Seattle based record label Suicide Squeeze collects 14 singles previously released by various bands via the label, often times in limited edition vinyl formats. Stylistically, most of the bands featured...
by snoadmin | Mar 19, 2014 | Archives-old
The sound of a hangover of the prettiest hangover ever The folk stylings of New Bums hits an interesting spot on the musical spectrum, both stylistically and mood-wise. They’re sad and downbeat, but not outright depressing like Sun Kil Moon, and their songs...
by snoadmin | Mar 19, 2014 | Archives-old
Smart, simple cross-genre album. Anyone that heard Battleme’s 2013 EP Weight on the Brain was left wishing for more, and the full-length answer to the prayers is Future Runs Magnetic, an edgy and dynamic album. Ranging from dreamy and experimental indie to post...
