Last weekend’s edition of Coachella featured everything you could hope for in a festival. There was heat, wind, dust and oh yeah, some great music as well. Between the babes and the bros, everyone seemed to have a good time taking in the sights and sounds of the desert. As weekend two is upon us,
Nothing is more fitting from a Los Angeles trio that self-describes itself as “West Coast Love Fuzz” and “Flower Punk” than a music video that looks like it came straight out of the ‘80s, and today we are excited to premiere Cotillon’s “Talk To Her,” off the band’s upcoming White Roses EP. Directed by David
What started in 2008 by a collection of indie record store owners as a way to bring attention to the “unique culture” inherent to stand-alone brick and mortar record shops, Record Store Day has now grown to include over 700 independently owned record stores in the U.S. and thousands more internationally. Each year, many of
Los Angeles is a big city with big talent and to move there for music is a risk and a half – or so I hear. With faith in toe, the boys of Faulkner were up to the challenge and it seems to be a risk well taken. Faulkner is the collaborative project of a
“Check this guy out,” a friend wrote me in an email last year. “This white guy sounds exactly like Ghostface Killah.” In the beginning, this is how I imagine most people came to know Action Bronson: not through his talent as a rapper, but because the voice of this Queens native is a dead ringer
In 2010, four friends began to play music together on the unfinished 11th floor of Winnipeg’s Commodities and Exchange building. It was there that guitarist/vocalist Matt Worobec, keyboardist Zack Antel, bassist Jason Pankratz and drummer Luke Janzen began writing and practicing songs that would end up on their debut self-titled EP, Lost Weekend. With Grammy
In recent years, Coachella has dedicated at least one headlining spot to a hip-hop act. In 2010 it was Beastie Boys, 2011 Kanye West, last year Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre, and this year the reunion of the Wu-Tang Clan. But despite the lure and appeal of hip-hop heavyweights, the genre’s general presence has
This band is called Bad Cop, from Nashville, Tennessee, and at the center of it are the things that make all great rock bands the way they are: tight musicianship, remarkable songwriting, and above all, the ability to pull together a performance that makes you believe whatever frontman Adam Moult tells you. The songs on Bad Cop’s forthcoming EP play
The Pigeon Detectives have just released the video for their new single ‘I Won’t Come Back’. The came single out today on Cooking Vinyl. The song, taken from the new album ‘We Met At Sea’ (out 29th April) is a raw and ballsy rock ‘n’ roll track that sees the band at their most honest yet. The video
The roots/rock trio Mission South has released their new music video for ”Peaches” today! The song is off the D.C. band’s forthcoming sophomore EP Migration Vol. 2 - out this Tuesday. Produced by D.C.-based film company Eastward Films, the new music video for “Peaches” chronicles a mysterious and twisted story to match the song’s similar undertones. Lead singer/ guitarist Dan Miller explains, “We wanted something that