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
Another consecutive day featuring two Australian bands in a row. I’m not sure why it is so sudden, but 2006 has really been a
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
I’m always left with a bittersweet feeling when I discover great bands who have broken up in the past few years. Sure, it adds
Fueled by an undying passion for blues, garage rock, and homemade hooks, frontman Bobby Harlow formed The Go in 1998, immediately catching the eye
Along with yesterday’s The Semanaires, here we are again with another trio that partly consists of two brothers. They call themselves Field Music, and
Sire would have blended in perfectly with the Brit-pop invasion of the mid 90s. Even though the band is from Montreal, their British influences
There tends to be a certain unjustified disposition towards bands who release entire albums for free on the internet. Some point to a lack
Frontman Toby Marriott is the only member of The Strays who hails from England, though one listen to their music would give the impression
