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Archive for May, 2011
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TWO OCEANS IN BETWEEN US
If you don’t feel moved by the soulful, yearning sound of Family, I’m not sure if you are actually human. Outstanding vocal work coupled with ...
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UNGIRTHED
You’ve probably been underneath a rock for the last few months or so if you haven’t heard Purity Ring’s “Ungirthed”, the single they released on ...
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GIG REVIEW: Death From Above 1979 @ HMV Forum
It’s been five years since Death From Above 1979 split up, five long horrible years without music’s greatest drum and bass duo (sorry run,WALK!). When ...
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REVIEW: Raphael Saadiq – Stone Rollin’
Raphael Saadiq returns with this fourth studio album, Stone Rollin’, after great success with his last, The Way I See It, in 2008. A figurehead ...
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DOORWAY / THE BREAKS
Janine Rostron, who has previously collaborated with The Knife, is bringing out a new album under the Planningtorock moniker, W, out May 24th on DFA ...
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REVIEW: Fleet Foxes – Helplessness Blues
Making contemporary folk music the way it should be. This isn’t a re-hash of anything they’ve done before, it’s Fleet Foxes returning on top form. ...
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EYES BE CLOSED
Ernest Greene, better known under his Washed Out moniker, the godfather of what is/was termed “chillwave” is back with this slick new song from his ...