CARDIGAN FIELDS AN AUDIENCE WITH A CLOWN Today Sunday 22 we have another great debut an alternative rock band based in Leeds, Uk. The CARDIGAN FIELDS stir up a mix of punk, grunge, and indie rock to produce a cocktail of raw, charged up, in your face, energetic, yet melodic noise! Cardigan fields take their
Today Sam Dielle a British 23 years old singer songwriter present his debut single a protest song… This brings to my mind Fernando Delgaillo (he’s a “trovador”) and in his song “De la canción de Protesta” (of the protest song)… in this track he talks more o less about that the singers need to talk
One of my absolute favorite discoveries this year has been the band, Imperial Triumphant. Their new album, “Alphaville”, is phenomenal and will (SPOILER) definitely be on my Best of 2020 list. The group has been making the most of their time in quarantine, not only releasing “Alphaville”, but they recently did a live concert, made
First and foremost, shout out Javier for putting me onto these guys. Community vibes are the best vibes. Well, besides spooky vibes, but Halloween is done, so get over it you witchy witches. In my opinion, nothing really says punk rock resistance than the cute and cuddly Quokka. Not only is the Quokka the only
Hello everybody! I hope you all are doing well. If anybody is wondering I am pretty happy. That is mostly because of this new Aesop Rock album: Spirit World Field Guide. HOLY FUCKING SHIT MAN! This album is AMAZING!!! Aesop Rock has been in the game for over two decades now and he is still
Heartworms What Can I do Today we have a debut by Jojo Orme in her new Project Heartworms and the lead single What Can I do is pretty dope, a sick track something between post-punk and spoken word that I just love it. Is so new that I couldn’t find a Youtube link for this
Hello and welcome! Alright, here we are for Tuesday Time Machine Week 12, featuring my monthly playlist from November of 2019. For those of you who are checking in for the first time, these monthly playlists which I’m re-visiting came about as a result of an idea I had back in January of 2010: an
By now I’m sure you’ve heard about Karl’s God-Tier Pop Eargasm article, this is the well-worded gist of it: We all have our favorite pop eargasms. What makes an eargasm is not dextrous songwriting, complex verses or a skillful song structure. A song does not have to be envelope-pushing or exceptionally crafty to be addictive;
We all have our favorite pop eargasms. What makes an eargasm is not dextrous songwriting, complex verses or a skillful song structure. A song does not have to be envelope-pushing or exceptionally crafty to be addictive; I’m strictly talking about music that sounds so good it renders you speechless. We’re talking about sonic bliss. An
Our very own Sunday Tuesday George released a psychadelic instrumental album that’s somewhere between Flying Lotus and SOPHIE and I’m honestly here for it. I’m sure there are better comps for this, crazy psychadelic instrumentals aren’t my area of expertise. It’s actually probably more in the realm of James Ferraro/Aphex Twin. It’s a wild ride,
