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
To the average tourist, the historical city of Oxford, England echoes nothing but the words of tradition and education, thanks to the renowned University
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
Lately, if there’s one major stereotype for “indie music”, it’s usually either substituting claps for percussion or replacing incoherent mumblings where the vocals should
There tends to be a certain unjustified disposition towards bands who release entire albums for free on the internet. Some point to a lack
Here is a brand new track from Frog Eyes. You know, one third of the apparent holy trinity that is Swan Lake. I may
David & the Citizens claim that they are one of the best Swedish imports since Ikea. That’s a bold statement, considering how damn comfy
Throw in the electronic ingenuity of The Knife, the diverse melodic styles of Stereolab, and the sheer synth accessibility of Gary Numan into a
