“Rimbaud Eyes”- Dum Dum Girls
The Dum Dum Girls latest effort, the chugging "Rimbaud Eyes" imagines a white wedding of the Bangles and "Disintegration"-era Cure, with vocalist Dee Dee Penny's voice trapped in a far-off cavern. By Jared McNett
The Dum Dum Girls latest effort, the chugging "Rimbaud Eyes" imagines a white wedding of the Bangles and "Disintegration"-era Cure, with vocalist Dee Dee Penny's voice trapped in a far-off cavern. By Jared McNett
Speedy Ortiz's latest offering suggests "90s" indie-guitar-rock, but the noise ensures the group didn't hear anything from the entire decade. By Jared McNett
Through a Kickstarter campaign KKFI 90.1 FM is asking supporters to help in obtaining the equipment to broadcast live performances and other local events in good quality stereo sound. KKFI has partnered with the Folk Alliance International to be able broadcast sets from the annual conference, starting February 19 in...
St. Vincent's latest offering "Digital Witness" trades in guitar-nerd pyrotechnics for electronically treated horns and an unshakable groove. By Jared McNett
Neil Young's latest offering "Live at the Cellar Door" finds the folk-singer straddling the lines between the wide-eyed 60s and an uncertain future. By Jared McNett
Call it next level if you'd like, tracks like "Mine" make it clear that on Beyoncé everyone's working on the same level, and she's leading the way. By Jared McNett
EMA’s new track “Satellites” from the forthcoming The Future’s Void is a ghost story of struggle, buried underneath churning “folk-noise” melodies and a Poltergeist-like static. By Jared McNett
Backed by hypnotic chopped-up cheers and screaming sirens, araabMUZIK’s “Blackout” will have you reaching for the volume knob, but if you turn it down you’ll miss the distinct blend of beauty and brutality. By Jared McNett