Lambchop‘s record label, Merge, calls them “Nashville’s most fucked up country band.” From their early beginnings as Posterchild about twenty years ago, they have
I take a look at ten great songs that concern themselves with the popular lyrical topic of unrequited love. I figured the feature would
Frog Eyes are another product of catchy Canadian pop utilizing keyboards, guitars, and anything else that makes any sort of thumping. The most distinct
Some albums find themselves to be easily accessible on first listen, while others tend to take awhile to grow on you. Unsurprisingly, the grower
Neil Hannon’s latest album ranks as one of his best as he continues he traditional and original sound.
The Morning Benders are from California, and this is not surprising judging by their sound. They seem to create a very easy-listening and smooth
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
Gaskets are an electronic pop duo from Virginia, with a unique twist of very energetic vocals and catchy synth hooks. Ross Harman and Teddy
Luxembourg is a band consisting of members from small towns throughout England. Their primary sound can be compared to bands such as Pulp, The
