It’s been a while, huh? Well, worry not, because this edition of Pop ‘stache’s very own mixtape series is a real good’n. Seriously, we’re stoked to present Stubble vol. VI for your aural pleasure. Trust us, there’s something for everyone in here. And if you want more music, head over to our MP3 section, which […]
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“Lost You” Salt Lake City’s Oh, Be Clever is an electro-pop duo capable of sonic compulsion. As immersive as the instrumentals are on “Lost You,” they additionally serve as a fitting foundation for vocalist Brittney Shields’ powerful narrative. “Lost You” is available for download on the duo’s SoundCloud page.
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“Red Shift” Is it garage rock? Is it hardcore? Is it pop-punk? Here at Pop ‘stache, we’re not so concerned with labels, but we do know good music when we hear it. And that’s just what Nubiles is– a power-packed three-piece that delivers. Check ’em out soon in a Chicago basement/venue near you. The group’s […]
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Sharpless is the kind of band that, when performing live, makes everyone within a lengthy radius feel…
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“Blood Shaman” If you’re anything like us, you’ve always wondered what Dopesmoker would sound like with crazier drum fills and 13 Songs-era Ian MacKaye contributing vocals (that is, if he was more into wizards and that sort of thing). Well, toss in a little Uriah Heep and some serious Sabbath worship and you’ve got your […]
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The Men wasted no time in belching out ferocious songs…
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“(Get The) ReVVup” Brooklyn two-piece Nancy is palatable pop punk, but don’t call it pop-punk. Having just completed a seven-day-long east coast tour with Chicago locals and Eat the Life labelmates Thumbsuckers, Nancy has released a one-two punch of infectious tracks for an upcoming 7″, the former of which appears here now in all its […]
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“One Lung” Chavis Chandler, close associate of the rap collective Bruiser Brigade (founded by hip-hop’s most eclectic rising star, Danny Brown), is a name you’ll want to remember. Accompanied by some excellent R&B-style production, his flow is severely on point, and his lyrics are concrete and infectious without relying on any gimmicks. If you’re in […]
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“January” Stone Cold Fox is an all-American amalgam, with members stretching from California to Maine. The Brooklyn indie pop group’s rhythm seems to cover just as much ground– “January,” unlike the month after which it’s named, is a warm and vibrant inter-coastal synth ride. The band will release their debut full-length record, “Memory Palace,” on […]
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