A folk album that will mend your broken heart. Peggy Sue has been around for the past ten years, in which they have undergone a few name changes, released multiple LPs, and toured with a lot of popular artists emerging from England. Despite all of this, the...
A synthy, upbeat indie rock album For those who love synthesizers, bumpin' beats, a small dose of guitars, and males who have decent voices that can carry a tune, look no further than Gardens and Villa's album, Dunes. The album is an easy listen, and will...
The National on Xanax The artists formerly known as We Are Augustines kick of their new record ready to fill some stadiums and touch some teenaged hearts. Think of everything you like about the National, the spacious, swelling instrumentation, the...
Shoegaze, psych, mellow Deerhunter with a little Arctic Monkeys Brooklyn based band, Invisible Days, has released their self-titled EP with six new tracks. The band, who has released two singles and one other EP, plays very accessible shoegaze, chill and psych...
Showcasing some of Minnesota's finest Twinkie Jiggles, also known as Sean McPherson, is a Minnesotan bassist who has been a key player in the Twin Cities Hip-Hop industry for years. His latest creation, Too Big To Fail, has brought together a wide array of...
A Soulful, Bluesy, Jazzy, Old School Sound Former contestant on NBC's The Voice, Jessica Childress has such a powerful voice drawing comparisons to soul legends like Diana Ross. She takes this sound and expresses it in rock, blues and jazz settings, in...
Another Run of the mill “blues-rock” duo It seems that in recent years, any guitar/drums duo playing some form of raw rock music is inevitably compares to The White Stripes and The Black Keys and labeled as either garage rock, blues rock or blues-punk. Such is...
Funky, Soulful, Electronic, and Dance-inspiring Maya Vik has hit a perfect balance between her own unique sound and years of inspiration reaching back to the 1970s and 1980s. On It is funky with fun bass lines and colorful instrumentation. The album's second...
Angry Arcade Fire on acid Reminiscent of the aura of “Reflektor” but transcending in the Rocky Horror Picture Show universe, Electric Order manages to be confusing and appealing in the same riff. Originating in Seattle and dominated by a guitar god, Atomic...
Garage goes lo-fi What do you get when you cross San Francisco, a garage band, and a synth? A little surprisingly, this band is no joke. POW! packs listeners with a punch, proclaiming a “natural Doppler effect” through their songs. While not quite your run of...