“On the Hills Like Elephants sophomore effort, Feral Flocks, San Diego indie soul stalwarts grow from a solo project of keyboard… crooner Sean Davenport into a full five-piece band.”
“You will dance all night, make out, and get a parking ticket the next morning, ‘cause it was street sweeping day. This can happen anywhere, at any time. But it will only happen with the music of the Little Ones.”
After releasing three EPs, LA’s post-punk band, Bleached, will release their first LP, Ride Your Heart Out, in a few days. A sweet melodic mix of rock and roll with surf-punk…and sisters.
Experimental-pop band, Body Parts, are working on exploring the phenomenon of fire dreaming – “when a memory remembered, distorted, or fabricated affects the course of reality.”
“This is White Violet. It’s less a traditional band than an idea: a practical construct within which each composition has its edges erased, its bluntness buffered and its ghosts more elegantly shrouded.”
Choral symphonic Texas band, The Polyphonic Spree, will be releasing their first studio album since 2007, Yes, It’s True at the end of May. This fifth album will be recorded and performed with the help of its current members…a womping 22 bandmates.
“PYYRAMIDS is the dark and mysterious union of two beautifully creative minds joined together from great distance; comprised of Tim Nordwind (OK Go) and Drea Smith (He Say/She Say)”
Swedish band, Shout Out Louds, have been in the game for a little over 10 years; yet the band continues to release catchy indie pop tracks and it shows on their recently released LP, Optica.
“Tango In The Attic are a four piece band from Glenrothes, Scotland. They play energetic slopey offbeat pop music making use of a variety of instruments and sounds.”
“Wax Idols straddle the line between ripping tough/tender post-punk/goth-pop, and irresistibly anthemic indie rock hooks, somewhat like Joan Jett would sound like tearing through Best Coast with a chainsaw or if Mary Monday had been a member of Wire.”
Released: Febuary 2013 Label: Unsigned/Independant Website: thetroublewithtempleton.com Thomas Calder’s moniker The Trouble With Templeton has grown from a solo act, a duo, a trio, to now a five-piece that has just released a five track EP Six Months In A Cast. The Australian folk band is still spearheaded by Thomas’ melodic acoustic guitar playing, and dark ethereal crooning vocals. The title-track, the first song off the EP, is anchored by […]
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