Jebediah
Jumping from energetic pistol punk to indie rock melancholy played out in sli…
Tag: Marcel Feldmar
Slumber Party
Slumber Party, an all female band from Detroit who bring to mind more Velvet …
Coach
A short but snappy five song EP from this trio. Mostly going through upbeat, …
34 Satellite
Strange recording here, mainly because the vocals seem way upfront, and thoug…
Dinosaur Jr.
What more needs to be said about this band? Have you heard them? Have you bee…
Coldplay
Nettwerk is one of those labels that never fails to surprise me. I never know…
Sonny Vincent
Guitar-overdrive-mayhem garage-rock experimentation. Brings to mind “Death Va…
The Oranges
This one actually comes with a CD of exactly the same five songs that you fin…
Ian Pooley
Kinda world-music club grooves. Barcelona to Ibiza and the kids just keep on …
Amelia’s Dream
Guitarsy folksy music with a slight alternative edge, but closer to Jewel or …
St. Etienne
St. Etienne at I-Spy in Seattle, WA on September 22, 2000. Concert review by Marcel Feldmar.
Helen Zachariah
I’m confused. Psychedelic messages creeping through my mind, and guitars sing…
Trans Am
Trans Am, with Laddio Balako, the Fucking Champs, and Neil Hamburger, at I-Spy in Seattle, Wa on September 21, 2000. Concert review by Marcel Feldmar.
Ghoti Hook
Pretty rocked-out power-pop through most of the tracks, but some surprises th…
Elysian Fields
I could never shake that Mazzy Star vibe off my initial experience with the E…
The Letter E
Moving together to create something that exists beyond the combined talents o…
Eleven
Initially reminding me of Garbage (yeah… the band), Eleven mix that synth t…
The Helio Sequence
The sounds solidify into electronic paisley waves. Techno bubbles bursting in…
The Jealous Sound
Yes. A brand new indie rock supergroup to please the crowds and get the kids …
Hannah Marcus
Mellow and moving minimalist folk songs. Sometimes going down deep in a PJ Ha…
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