Photo by Will Deitz (via Pitchfork) The Brooklyn Arts Center is a grand music venue. Housed in a historic church in downtown Wilmington and retrofitted with draperies along the ceiling […]
Passion Pit’s follow up to its popular debut, Manners, is a messy affair but worthy of close listening that pays off throughout. Their sophomore release titled, Gossamer, challenges, entertains and confounds, […]
The most enjoyable isolation is getting lost in a majestic studio album that hits the target right between your ears. Certain music just sounds so much more powerful while sporting […]
Released in July, Go Into the Light Smiling is the second LP from the Brooklyn rock band, Quiet Loudly. The quartet takes a major leap forward, delivering a complete album, […]
Johnno Casson – Window Shopping out October 8 on Folkwit Records As Snippet, Johnno Casson favors electronic-flavored pop with plenty of tongue-in-cheek lyrics. Releasing an album under his given name […]
Allo Darlin’s second release titled Europe is a choice indie pop concoction that pleases at every turn. The music is both recognizable and familiar in a good way, and all […]
In this edition: We review Whistle Peak’s “Half Asleep Upon Echo Falls”; check out singles from Milano Sun, Guy Capecelatro III, and I’m In You; and an excellent bunch of […]
Ash Cooke’s seventh album as Pulco is a collection of bedroom pop, stream of consciousness poems, and Cooke’s relentless quest to master noise. Small Thoughts is as much soul bearing, […]
Blessed Feathers is a Wisconsin-based folk outfit who just released their second LP, From the Mouths of the Middle Class. This album is a wonderful confluence of blues, 60′s pop music, […]
A couple of weeks ago we featured Guilty Ghosts self-titled LP from 2010. In that feature, we also posted tracks from Guilty Ghosts‘ upcoming release, Veils. Well, it’s out now […]
