New Music Faster : Black Moth Super Rainbow
By Anthony Saia Black Moth Super Rainbow Indie Electronic RIYL: Tobacco, Gooey Synth, Liquid Doom To be honest, when I heard there was going to be a new Black Moth…
Reissue Tuesday : The Cocteau Twins | Head Over Heels (1983) and Treasure (1984)
By Tim Craig Listening to The Cocteau Twins is like listening to the ethereal, dream pop soundtrack of a movie produced by Tim Burton and directed by Guillermo Del Toro.…
New Music Faster : Heart Attack Kids
No Future by Heart Attack Kids When writing this article, the band pulled the two-track from their Bandcamp page. Once it is available, we'll embed it here. For now, enjoy…
New Music Faster : Your Weekly Review
By Hannah Greve Mondays are always rough, but this week we had a Savior, literally. "Dancing on Glass", Soft Kill's first single off their forthcoming album, Savior, is what got us…
New Music Faster: Tomacco
Always by SnapeTomacco Funk Rock 'n Roll / Garage Rock RIYL: Red Hot Chili Peppers, Fishbone, (the) Rolling Stones What the hell, it’s almost Friday, so let’s go for an…
New Music Faster : David Bazan | Sean Lane
Rare Coins: David Bazan & Sean Lane by Bazan, David / Lane, SeanDavid Bazan | Sean Lane Indie Rock RIYL: Pedro The Lion, Perfume Genius, Headphones By Anthony Saia When…
Reissue Tuesday : Tom Waits | Closing Time
By Tim Craig Tom Waits’ 1973 debut Closing Time was reissued on vinyl last week (March 9) through his label ANTI-Records, the first in a series of reissues for Waits’…
New Music Faster : Soft Kill
Savior by SOFT KILLSOFT KILL Post Punk RIYL: The Cure, The Chameleons, Total Control By Anthony Saia There's something to be said about a Post Punk band still remaining relevant…
New Music Faster : Your Weekly Review
By Hannah Greve We started off this week with a reissue! Reachin' (A New Refutation of Time and Space) by Digable Planets finally got a reissue 25 years after the…
NEW MUSIC FASTER: TANTRiX
TANTRiX Alternative pop/rock duo RIYL: Lenny Kravitz, he Black Keys, Matchbox Twenty, Maroon 5 Ah, the glory days of the 90s when the assured swagger of Lenny Kravitz as well…