Oh, here we are again at The Divine Comedy. I posted some tracks from them as close as a few months ago, in which
XTC will be forever known as one of the catchiest bands to come out of the UK. Andy Partridge and Colin Moulding both have
Think About Life are a duo from Montreal consisting of Graham Van Pelt and Martin Cesar (of Dishwasher and Monkey Heart). As shown in
The Rolling Stones don’t have any issues with Bush personally, after all. Despite earlier reports of Mick Jagger refusing to give up hotel reservations
Spencer Krug (of Wolf Parade) explores some old and new boundaries with his new project, Sunset Rubdown.
I can think of several bands that are regarded as one hit wonders, despite an impressive discography that went mainly unnoticed. One of the
For some, like myself, the Japanese noise scene is full of music that isn’t that enjoyable, and the Japanese pop scene is usually too
Gaskets are an electronic pop duo from Virginia, with a unique twist of very energetic vocals and catchy synth hooks. Ross Harman and Teddy
Andrew Bird is in the midst of writing his new album, which is due early next year. The album will consist of ten tracks
The Radio Dept. have been around for ten years, floating on and off the radar as the band’s progress has been up and down
