Brooklyn – San Francisco indie folk duo, The Dodos, have just debuted a new video for their single “Goodbyes & Endings,” which we have here for watching below! This music video represents the exciting completion of a three-part video series and the sixth overall installment for Meric Long and Logan Kroeber, the gentlemen of The Dodos.
Los Angeles – With a voice that could move mountains filling every corner of The Echo on Thursday, one would expect the source of these resonant sounds to be of substantial proportions; instead, Lady Lamb leader Aly Spaltro is a young woman of pint-sized stature. Just as Spaltro’s diminutive stature belies her power as a
New York – Montreal four-piece Heat, comprised of Susil Sharma (vocals, guitar), Matthew Fiorentino (guitar), Raphael Bussieres (bass) and Alex Crow (guitar) have been a band for the past few years, but have only recently settled into their current four-piece lineup. Currently reissuing 2014’s self-titled EP under new title Rooms, which includes the two new
New York – Today, Nate Ruess, the frontman of fun. and GRAMMY® Award-winning recording artist, has released a new single titled “AhHa,” from his highly anticipated debut solo record, Grand Romantic. The new song arrives today at all DSPs. You can listen the new track through the SoundCloud stream below! “AhHa” comes following the momentum of the multi-format hit
Los Angeles – In March, Oxford, Mississippi five-piece Young Buffalo debuted their first LP House via Votiv Recordings. Coinciding with the release, the indie rock act, which was formed by high school friends Ben Yarbrough and Jim Barrett in 2009, played at last month’s SXSW festival. Leading up to their proper debut record, Young Buffalo
Chicago – U.K. duo Nai Harvest is back with LP number two, or what guitarist Ben Thompson calls their “proper” debut. Hairball (Top Shelf Records) is a change of pace for Nai Harvest, previously known for making emo girls swoon with 2013’s Whatever (Dog Knights Productions). Thompson and drummer Lew Currie held on to that
Portland – The Crystal Ballroom saw one of its hippest crowds Wednesday night, and they were there to dance to the sweet, sweet weirdness of Mac DeMarco. The crowd had an energy quite like DeMarco’s—serious in their dedication to truly good music, absolutely no qualms with breaking rules, and an almost contagious effervescent attitude. Demarco’s
Los Angeles - There is a specific calmness beneath the atmospheric Deep In The Iris (on Arbutus Records), the third LP from the Montreal trio, Braids. The electronic art-rock act brings an accessible melodic charm to the new record, which serves as their follow-up to 2013’s Flourish // Perish. Singer Raphaelle Standell-Preston and her partners Taylor
New York – Philadelphia duo Marian Hill, comprised of Samantha Gogol and Jeremy Lloyd, brought their sultry blend of jazzy electronic pop to a sold out gig at Rough Trade Records in New York City. The duo have been friends since middle school but only began writing together at the end of college. They quickly
New York - Four piece rock band, Dawes, performed in the Ed Sullivan Theater at David Letterman’s request, this past Wednesday, April 22, to play their song, “Things Happen.” This is the first track from the quartet’s highly anticipated, upcoming full-length record titled, All Your Favorite Bands (out via HUB Records, June 2, 2015). As a special gift to Letterman,