It came from Bandcamp: the psychedelic waves of Tempe’s Strange Lot
A Bandcamp gem unearthed closer to home, Tempe's Strange Lot, pours forth the psychedelic sunshine through a distorted speaker.
A Bandcamp gem unearthed closer to home, Tempe's Strange Lot, pours forth the psychedelic sunshine through a distorted speaker.
On their 25th performance, the duo play the classics of Ives, Beethoven and Dompierre.
Death From Above 1979's follow up album "The Physical World" is merely a patch update on their iconic 2004 style.
The “Rainbow Carnage! Celebrating the music of Hedwig And The Angry Inch” show is a blissful opportunity for fans of Hedwig to sing along with the music.
When asked if it will take four more years to make his next album, Zahner-Isenberg uncertainly responded that certain songs take longer to record than others, and that he was still learning about sound. Maybe this is good. Maybe the next four years will actually be worth the wait.
If he continues to produce albums as good as this one, here's to hoping that that's a long, long time.
The Yeah Yeah Yeahs frontwoman reveals yet another facet of her talent with solo debut.
"More of everything. More shows. More tapes. More books. More CDs. New content. A bit more activity," TPK said.
Rubber Brother Records looks on to its next chapter as Parliament reaches its close.
The Golden Voice of Africa will be performing live on Sept. 10, and it's a performance you don't want to miss.
Marq Spusta’s artistic contribution to “Tied to a Star” may actually be the best part about the album — but that speaks more to the prowess of Spusta than J Mascis.
The stars and tealeaves are back with new potentially correct interpretations of how your week has been unfolding and where it’s headed — with a song to match!
Here are a few shows to put on your calendar.
The British band The Kooks released their fourth album, “Listen,” in the U.K. on Sept. 1.
Luna Aura's cosmic blend of hip-hop beats and indie melodies turns indie pop on its head.
The Maine reflects on their reel-to-reel masterpiece as they prepare to write their next album
still vividly remember the first time I listened to “Say Yes to Love.”
This week's Bandcamp gem, TV Girl, comes from sunny Los Angeles — and has the dreamy, cinematic vibes to match.
The Basement Jaxx are back after a long break with “Junto,” an album well worth the wait.
"Manipulator" is an album that forsakes fuzz for songs that are obviously structured to demonstrate the virtuosity of its creator.
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