by snoadmin | Feb 23, 2014 | Archives-old
Be proud to like this “indie” band Brooklyn quintet Snowmine has found indie-pop perfection with their sophomore album Dialects. Subtle yet effective use of fluttering flutes and pianos can be traced throughout the album most notably on it’s opener “To...
by snoadmin | Feb 23, 2014 | Archives-old
Emotionally-charged, genre-blending mellow indie rock With shades of their Southern roots and a specific brand of melancholy, Mississippi-based band Water Liars’ new self-titled album has huge ambition, and rightfully so. The album is full of contrasts,...
by snoadmin | Feb 23, 2014 | Archives-old
Quirky and creative indie pop that is always at a high point PT Walkley’s newest album, Shoulders is the epitome of perfect indie pop. From the album opener “LeechesÛ, with the cutesy and creative line “I’d rather let leeches treat me like a...
by snoadmin | Feb 23, 2014 | Archives-old
Relaxing and ambitious experimental noise rock with a hint of indie New Madrid’s newest album packs a lot of sound into just seven songs. The first half of the album features several rolling, low-fi indie tunes that manage to be catchy and fuse in noise...
by snoadmin | Feb 23, 2014 | Archives-old
60’s psych, again Holy Wave are not trying to hide their influences here. If I wanted to, I could just skip the review and list off 60’s rock bands for a whole paragraph, and honestly it would be a better descriptor of what they sound like than what...
