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New Music From John Vanderslice
Dagger Beach, the new album from San Francisco songwriter John Vanderslice, delivers the precise and carefully thought out sonics his eight other records have offered while moving with a deft lightness and fearless sense of exploration. During the early stages of writing, Vanderslice endured a break-up that indirectly inspired the record. It was not the […]
Devendra Banhart – KCRW’s Morning Becomes Eclectic Performance
Devendra Banhart continues riding the wave of excitement surrounding his new album Mala. Known for his stream-of-consciousness style of music, Mala will leave you in awe of the surreal world that you have been engulfed into. Get a sampling of it with this incredible live performance of Banhart on KCRW‘s Morning Becomes Eclectic here.
The Pastels – Pitchfork Album Review
The Pastels’ album Slow Summits proved to be an album that everyone can enjoy. Why, you may ask? Well for one, their talent is unique. But secondly, the members of the band pride themselves on being regular people, two of the members even being a librarian and a graphic designer. The result is a band […]
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Catching Up With Graham
I’m thrilled to have finally released my sophomore album Dundrearies last month. I’m playing a show in Seattle next week and looking to line up more shows this summer. I just finished a music video for the song “Wait” which should be premiering soon. I recently went north of L.A. for a fantastic weekend in […]
The Pastels Going for Adds
We are excited to announce a brand new album from twee vanguards, The Pastels. Formed in Glasgow, Scotland, The Pastels are part of a rich collective of influential bands that were born out of the first wave of UK and American punk and took the genre’s DIY aesthetic to add a nod to soul along […]
Mia Dyson Album Review – Tour Dates w/ Donovan Frankenreiter
Mia Dyson‘s new album The Moment has been making a big impression in the states. Since its release, she’s picked up rave reviews and completed a bi-coastal US tour. Blurt Magazine says that opening song “When the Moment Comes” asserts that Dyson is poised for bigger things – “Dyson’s time has come”, read the full […]
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Slam Dunk Tour Dates
For the first time since CMJ, Slam Dunk is hitting New York along with other cities through the northeast, south, and midwest. Their tour starts today and will take them through June. Contact us for guest list spots and to set-up in-studios & interviews! 05/31 – New York, NY – Cake Shop 06/01 – New […]
Old Time Machine Tour Dates
Travelling from their homes in Yukon, Old Time Machine will be playing shows in the US for the first time since releasing their self-titled debut. The band’s off-kilter instrumentation should be interesting to see live so contact us to be a part of it and to set-up interviews/in-studios. 06/01 – Kalamazoo, MI – Louie’s Trophy […]
The Crackling Tour Dates
Keaton Loewen and his group The Crackling will be playing throughout various cities in Canada this month. The tour started in Montreal a few days ago and will offer a chance for Canadians to see why AbsolutePunk said Mary Magdalene “might be one of the year’s best albums.” Guest spots, interviews, and in-studios are available! […]
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New Music From The Pastels
We are excited to announce a brand new album from pioneer indie-twee group, The Pastels. Formed in Glasgow, Scotland, The Pastels are part of a rich collective of influential bands that were bore out of the first wave of UK and American punk and took the genre’s DIY aesthetic to add a nod to soul […]
Bombino – On Tour
Bombino has brought his Saharan desert blues to the US in celebration of his critically acclaimed Nomad. The journey started at Sasquatch this past weekend and will result in numerous festival stops. Rolling Stone says “anyone who has ever appreciated a master player make magic on a Fender … will find comfort in Bombino’s music” […]
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Sam Amidon – NPR Music Video Premiere – On Tour
Sam Amidon comes from a family steeped in the folk tradition. Son of members of the Word of Mouth Chorus, Amidon was surrounded by folk music and practiced the musical tradition as a kid. On his new album, Amidon challenges the current definition of the genre by, oddly enough, exercising its original definition: popular music […]
Anchoress – ARTISTdirect Interview
The new album from Anchoress has punk fans rejoicing. The band’s 80’s hardcore meets old school punk style has been refreshing for fans of Ceremony and F*cked Up. Anchoress just wrapped up a US tour and will be recharging in their native Vancouver for the time being. Until their next set of dates, check out […]
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Mia Dyson – The Moment (The Co-Op) The Crackling – Mary Magdalene (File Under: Music) The Flaming Lips – The Terror (Warner Bros) Bombino – Nomad (Nonesuch)
John Vanderslice Going For Adds
Dagger Beach, the new record from San Francisco songwriter John Vanderslice, arrives as his first self-released effort after releasing records through Dead Oceans and Barsuk. It delivers the same precise and carefully thought out sonics we know him for while moving with a deft lightness and fearless sense of exploration. During the early stages of […]
