Joy Electric
A collection of songs from various releases on Tooth and Nail and BEC, as wel…
Tag: Marcel Feldmar
Tugboat Annie
Ten solid and cohesive love songs… not all of them happy love songs…
The Gunga Din
Brought up alongside the Bad Seeds in way too many write-ups to ignore the co…
Legends Of Rodeo
Uplifting and solid indie pop songs with a strong sense of loss. A very Midwe…
Hot Rod Circuit
Pretty solid and upbeat punk pop, but with a sort of garage hard edge. Someti…
Solarfly
I have no idea where these guys are from, where they’re going, or what they’r…
The Real Diego
Cloud-touched and melodic, tight and winding pop songs. Sometimes reminding m…
King Ernest
Yeah, this album is full of the blues… and yeah… they got soul. From the …
Alien Crime Syndicate
Pure pop-rock feel-good outer-space superstar sonic sweets. These guys are ro…
The Close
This jazzy, indie-swinging trio moves from high flying to a slow surface soar…
The Movielife
Fast and hard-hitting hardcore that has a very east coast feel to it – DC st…
Moist
First, I think it’s only fair to warn those of you who don’t know… this ban…
Rod
This Ohio trio pushes out a strong, solid sound, showering more energy throug…
Lovelight Shine
Just going by the packaging, I’m feeling an MC5 kinda, Black Panther fight-th…
Lazycain
I’m trying to not use that “emo” word anymore. People are getting upset. So t…
Elevator
Yes… Elevator is… To Hell, and Through, and now just… Elevator. Those c…
Strain Theory
Seven people in this band, and they must get cramped up on stage. Starting ou…
Podunk
OK, it’s my fault… I didn’t know what I was getting into. I can no longer t…
John Strohm / Sonny Sixkiller
The cover of this single says “Super Heroes of Rock Team-Up,” but the first s…
Floraline
Sometimes writing about music is so mind-twisting. I go from the stoned ’70s …
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