Janglepophub Compares Today’s Outfit To Peter Hook and Pulp
Janglepophub likes “Follow Me,” one of two singles from Today’s Outfit at radio now in advance of the band’s debut EP. According to the site, which featured the song in a recent playlist the track is like “Peter Hook choosing his very favourite bassline and backing the more laconic, jangly end of the Pulp back catalogue and you are just about […]
Rats On The Run Says Gus Englehorn’s New LP Is “Glorious”
Rats on the Run contends that Dungeon Master proves Gus Englehorn is more than just an “oddball.” According to the site’s review, “Beneath the panache for surreal presentation, light bouncing guitars and warm humour, there’s a once-soft now tough underbelly. Dungeon Master is an album of jangle stuffed joy but there’s anchors and chains to trip up on. Just take in ‘Oh […]
LOUD WOMEN Amplifies Julia Bhatt On Its May 2022 Playlist
LOUD WOMEN featured Julia Bhatt on its May 2022 playlist. Visit the link here to find her song “Karma” alongside other other “loud women from around the world.” The track is currently at radio, alongside Bhatt’s singles “Cotton Candy” and “On My Shoulder.” Get it spinning now, and get ready for her debut LP it is what it is next month.
Erica Dawn Lyle, Vice Cooler, The Linda Lindas, and Kathi Wilcox Team Up and Under The Radar Has The Video
Under The Radar recently featured the new video from Erica Dawn Lyle and Vice Cooler, for a collaborative track with The Linda Lindas and Kathi Wilcox that’s been included on their just-released LAND TRUST benefit LP for North East Farmers of Color. Lyle explains, “When we came up with the music for this one, it just felt like a rager and it brought to mind for me […]
Marty Duda Interviews The Builders and the Butchers’ Ryan Solle
Marty Duda of 13th Floor has an interview with The Builders And The Butchers’ Ryan Solle, who explains how making the group’s new album Hell and High Water was a long, strange trip under less-than-ideal circumstances. Learn about the album’s creation and more right here. The band has three shows in California this month, followed by a July stint in Alaska. See them: […]
CLOUT Shares The “Immersive and Personal” Opener “Not Enough” From Caitlin Cobb-Vialet’s New LP
CLOUT likes “Not Enough,” the opening track on Caitlin Cobb-Vialet’s debut LP Endless Void. “With a uniquely off-kilter feel and absolutely dripping with her distinctive and effortlessly engaging personality, ‘Not Enough’ feels candid and intimate in a really warm and conversational way. There is a jagged and non-linear beauty to the track that just feels like it flows […]
Julia Bhatt Shares Her Soul With Hazze Media
Hazze Media has an interview with Julia Bhatt, who has three singles at radio now in advance of next month’s release of her debut LP it is what it is. Check the interview out here to learn about Bhatt’s inspirations, the hard parts about trying out a music career, her exciting upcoming performance at Wet Mango Fest, and the hobbies she enjoys when […]
New Music From Today’s Outfit
Today’s Outfit is Mark Garufi, Andrew Wood, and Grant Zacharias — a new trio that deftly employs 80s-influenced keyboards, post punk and classic rock heroics on a bass ranging anywhere from six to ten strings, slight grunge on the drums. Listeners may know Wood from his New York-based indie rock project Bridges and Powerlines, which released five records between 2006 […]
Pitchfork Shares The Video For Erica Dawn Lyle, Vice Cooler, and Kim Gordon’s “Debt Collector”
Pitchfork has the video for “Debt Collector,” a track by Erica Dawn Lyle, Vice Cooler, and Sonic Youth‘s Kim Gordon that is featured on the new LAND TRUST benefit LP for North East Farmers of Color that is at radio now. Pitchfork writes, “Cooler, the current drummer for The Raincoats, directed the new ‘Debt Collector’ music video, juxtaposing shots of new condo developments with those of […]
KPSU Clocks Hell and High Water As “An Evolution” for The Builders and the Butchers
KPSU writes that “[New LP] Hell & High Water is a further evolution of The Builders and The Butchers sound. More rock than previous albums with heavier guitar and bass lines, less stomp and clamp but more crescendoing percussion, capped with emotive strings, horns, and vocal harmonies amplifying it all. The track ‘God Help Us’ is a great example. They […]
Adobe and Teardrops Highlights the “Tuneful and Complex” Caitlin Cobb-Vialet
Adobe and Teardrops recently spoke with Caitlin Cobb-Vialet, who makes “expertly crafted pop-leaning narratives that echo the tuneful and complex arrangements of artists such as Sia and Regina Spektor, while leaning hard into a deep personal lyrical style that is refreshingly non-linear.” According to the site, “Cobb-Vialet’s theatrical training shows in ”Disco Ball.’ The song, mimicking its titular object, gently […]
Julia Bhatt Is Featured in Banger of the Day
Banger of the Day writes that “Karma,” the new song by Julia Bhatt, “features a comfortable-in-her-own-skin sounding vocal performance from Julia Bhatt over some feel good guitar and indie pop production.” The track is one of a handful of advance singles from Bhatt’s upcoming LP it is what it is, all of which are at radio now. Enjoy […]
Various Small Flames Covers Particle Kid
Various Small Flames has coverage of Particle Kid’s Time Capsule, out now on Overseas Artists and going for radio spins. The site says “Particle Kid draws on styles from across the decades to form his experimental folk sound. The psych of the sixties through seventies rock and jazz, right up to the alt rock of the nineties and […]
SF Chronicle Compares Caitlin Cobb-Vialet to Regina Spektor and Andrew Bird
According to the SF Chronicle, “If San Francisco singer and multi-instrumentalist Caitlin Cobb-Vialet reminds you of Regina Spektor, then your ears are working. Cobb-Vialet is a graduate of the Playwrights Horizons Theater School at New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts, and her lyricism certainly feels theatrical as she bangs away at a grand piano…” The feature, which also […]
Julia Bhatt Explores Her Connection With Fans in Starry Mag
Starry Mag is out with an interview with Julia Bhatt, who has three singles currently at radio: “Karma,” “On My Shoulder,” and “Cotton Candy.” When asked why her songs connect with audiences, Bhatt offered, “I’m pretty candid in my lyrics, and people seem to like that, but when I write songs it’s usually to vent or express […]
New Music From Erica Dawn Lyle and Vice Cooler f/ Kathleen Hanna, The Linda Lindas, The Raincoats, Kim Gordon, and more
In March 2020, with Bikini Kill’s anticipated reunion tour canceled, the band’s new guitarist Erica Dawn Lyle and drum tech Vice Cooler were wondering how to be useful. Lyle, an arts critic, author, filmmaker, organizer, and free improvising experimental guitarist, reached out to Cooler, a photographer and video director who is also a producer for acts like Peaches and Ladytron […]
Pluralone Puts Tuna On His Toast With Ted Stryker
Ted Stryker, of the Tuna on Toast Podcast, recently hosted Josh Klinghoffer (aka Pluralone) for a sweet little interview session. The dudes talk about all sorts of things, from Klinghoffer’s youth listening to GNR in the valley, to his time playing guitar in Red Hot Chili Peppers, to his musical kinship with his Dot Hacker bandmate and This Is […]
Glide Mag Says Caitlin Cobb-Vialet is “Able To Remain Composed While Being Vulnerable”
Glide writes that Caitlin Cobb-Vialet‘s “Disco Ball,” from her new LP Endless Void, “reveals a young artist able to remain composed while being vulnerable. The lyrics and melodic phrases are precise and calculated yet still have a welcoming, off-the-cuff delivery that pulls the listener in as if they are watching the creative process unfold. The song would stand […]
The Builders And The Butchers Add Tour Dates
The Builders and the Butchers are about to embark on another leg of touring, with dates on the West Coast in June and a week in Alaska in July. The band’s Hell and High Water, just released via Badman Recordings, is at radio now. Thanks KGAR, WNCW, WNMC, and WXCI for the chart support at NACC this week! 6/9 – Seattle, WA […]
L.A. Witch – Just Back From Europe – Announces New US Dates
L.A. Witch just blazed their way across Europe. According to Narc Magazine, at their show in Newscastle “the four-piece seamlessly transitioned between dark and brooding garage rock, dreamy psychedelic numbers, interspersed with lo-fi punk sounds. Reverb fuelled guitar sounds and haunting vocals filled the air.” Read the review here. Louder Than War has a more detailed review of the band’s […]
