Replicant Eyes – Not just Blade Runner targets anymore. By Anthony Saia Replicant Eyes by Replicant EyesReplicant Eyes Dark Wave / Post Punk RIYL: Killing Joke, The Black Queen, :Wumpscut: Lately, it feels like the music we are sharing
Don’t look now, but Hootie and the Blowfish’s Cracked Rear View will turn 25 soon. By Tim Craig Granted, by “soon,” I mean 2019, but I wanted to get ahead of the curve: this album needs a proper reissue. Oh,
Stellar Circuits present their new track from forthcoming record By Anthony Saia Stellar Circuits Alt-Metal / Progressive Rock RIYL: Protest The Hero, Alive In Barcelona Well, it certainly has been quite a while since we’ve given you a taste
Exile in Guyville turned 25 this month and continues to shine. By Tim Craig Released in 1993 — a year that bought us Nirvana’s In Utero, Uncle Tupelo’s Anodyne, and Enter the Wu-Tang (and everything in between … go ahead,
Nation of Language spread the notion of “Reality.” By Anthony Saia Nation of Language New wave Human League / New Order Okay. So Brooklyn has always been replete with music. On today’s episode we’re talking about new-wave band Nation
By Hannah Greve Monday was gross and dreary so we took a day off to enjoy the Monday blues. Reissue Tuesday was the reissue of Tuff Enuff by The Fabulous Thunderbirds. The Fabulous Thunderbirds’ were featured in the Gung Ho soundtrack. This band
Do What U Want by Moonsoup Moonsoup Indie-pop RIYL: The Sundays, 10,000 Maniacs, Cranes There is an organic freshness to the loose rock played by Moonsoup, that pulls you in, wanting to hear more. Hailing from Glasgow, Scotland, Moonsoup have
Goodnight Moonlight pens “Letters to Japan” By Anthony Saia Letters to Japan by Goodnight Moonlight Goodnight Moonlight Dream Pop / Indie RIYL: The Cure, Lake Michigan, Soft Pastels Sometimes there are bands that conjure up feelings of sadness and
The Fabulous T-Birds show they are indeed Tuff Enuff By Tim Craig On April 27, The Fabulous Thunderbirds reissued Tuff Enuff, the band’s 1986 album that featured the Top 10 hit of the same name, as well as the follow-up
Spring Wind Down Weekly Review By Hannah Greve While you were having the Monday blues, we were pink. Holy Pink that is, with the awesome news that the California based band was coming out with new music. Mediation Hymns for an
