Shack has the reputation of being one of the most underrated and unluckiest bands during the Brit-pop explosion in the 90s. After Mick Head’s
It would be accurate to say that the Lylas cherish the holiday spirit. From Halloween to Christmas, it seems they treasure any day that
Would it be considered cliché to meet your true love in an indie record store? Maybe in the movies, but to Rebecca and Ryan
I noticed lately that much of the material I’ve been posting over the past week has been somewhat similar in relation to its genre.
My admiration for Neil Hannon and his The Divine Comedy is no secret. Their most recent album, Victory for the Comic Muse, is one
Many acoustic-based duos can be easy to write off. Complaints of overused musical elements and generic melodies are some mainstream staples that acoustic artists
Aqueduct is a solo act consisting of talented singer/songwriter David Terry. Yes, I was surprised as well when I learned that all of Aqueduct’s
Fueled by an undying passion for blues, garage rock, and homemade hooks, frontman Bobby Harlow formed The Go in 1998, immediately catching the eye
Frontman Toby Marriott is the only member of The Strays who hails from England, though one listen to their music would give the impression
Here is a brand new track from Frog Eyes. You know, one third of the apparent holy trinity that is Swan Lake. I may
