Eyes On You Check out the newest downloadable track from Pandr Eyez, a UK indie electro R&B duo. “Eyes On You” has a darker clubbier feel to it than “Little Bit,” posted a month ago.
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Visionary We Have Band’s new tune “Visionary” starts with a unique low horn part, almost sounding like a beat you’d find Kanye rapping over. Instead though, it transitions into something a little smoother and mellow, differing from the experimental dance-rock the group normally puts out. The pace is refreshing, giving the listener a chance to take in all […]
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Skateboard Bulldog Like the inspiration behind it, Radical Dads’ new song “Skateboard Bulldog” is sure to brighten your day. With its catchy chorus and fun upbeat vibe, this gritty garage jam almost acts as a theme song to all the bulldogs out there shredding. The official 7″ single will be released later this fall.
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Ophelia The name Death Songs is a very literal portrayal of the music Nick Delffs plays, but instead of focusing on the darker side of death, he celebrates it (or more so the life once lived). “Ophelia,” for example, was written in response to a close friend threatening suicide and is essentially Nick’s call out to […]
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One Thing Peter and Kerry, a boy-girl duo out of London, sing about love and love lost on their newly recorded song “One Thing.” The back and forth chorus cleverly and painfully points out sometimes all it takes is one thing for love to change. Musically the duo seem to have a intimate relationship, always on the same level creatively and […]
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Balance On Tuesday (10/11), Future Islands will release their third LP, On the Water. “Balance,” one of the album’s more dance friendly tracks, has a certain feel-good quality to it. Lyrically, the song is a conversation between friends–one letting the other know things can and will change. It just takes time. It’s a message most […]
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Don’t Move On Nov. 1, Phantogram will release Nightlife, a mini-LP and follow-up to their debut LP Eyelid Movies. “Don’t Move” is the mini-LP’s first single. With growth, there still is familiarity. The duo does a great job of pulling on some of their more successful musical elements, allowing their sound to stretch and reshape into something […]
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Insomniac Dreaming The champ never sleeps. Upendo Taylor, the artist behind A.Dd+’s album artwork, was inspired by this message as it’s portrayed in the lyrical theme of the song “Insomniac Dreaming.” The duo is out to pave a new path for hip-hop in their hometown of Dallas, TX. They say in their bio,”We are doing […]
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Knewyouwell Keep your eyes and ears on Cultfever, and prepare yourself for another boy-girl buzzband out of Brooklyn. Their song “Knewyouwell” is delighfully catchy. You’ll enjoy getting it stuck in your head. If you’re interested in hearing more, the group will be releasing their debut self-titled album on November 1st.
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Holy Night Do you remember way back when Chiddy Bang started blowing up on Pretty Much Amazing? If you recall, they had four members and weren’t always just Chidera and Xaphoon. One of the two former members, Zachary Sewall, left Philly for Tallahassee and formed the group No Diavolo. Their self-defined style/genre is “sonic south soul,” which […]
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Bad Things Redux Before Metermaids released their latest album Rooftop Shake earlier this month, they gave their fans an extended redux version of “Bad Thing.” The song features Sage Francis and a B. Dolan verse not included on the album. The sick Blakroc meets Beastie Boys production is incredible, creating a unique angry-soulful background for […]
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Games There’s not much to write about the band Carousel, as they are very new. The group doesn’t even have their website or social media profiles set up yet. Without a lot of info out there Kevin Friedman and Jackson Phillips, the dudes who make up Carousel, must be pretty confident in their song “Games,” […]
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