I don’t what it is about Fall, but it seems that every time it comes around, a handful of very impressive singles are released.
The stereotype for bands named after countries or continents has gained common ground in the past few decades. From David Sylvian’s Japan to Europe’s
How lovely this sounds. Most of you are familiar with Swedish indie pop darlings The Concretes and The Cardigans, along with their use of
The Brand New Heavies was originally the creation of three schoolmates from the London suburb of Ealing, with a particular admiration for 70s funk
Of Montreal‘s new album, Hissing Fauna, Are You the Destroyer? held some high personal expectations for me. This is partly because the band has
After over twenty years working with dozens of successful bands such as Jellyfish to Beck, Roger Joseph Manning Jr. is finally releasing his first
Bitter:Sweet are a duo that was formed out of several coincidences. Ironically before the two met, they lived within a few minutes of each
I don’t blame you if you originally thought that The Bishops were a band from the 60s. After all, one look at their photo
According to Ric Moon, guitarist of The Tender Box, most people take one look at his band from East LA and jump to the
When Liars formed in 2000, they originally were a four-piece including bassist Pat Noecker and drummer Ron Albertson, both friends from Nebraska. After about
