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Big fan of this guy, Carter Tanton. It’s sort of hard not to be. He blends psych/folk perfectly with that languid voice. You truly aren’t even sure where his single, “Twentynine Palms (ft. Sharon Van Etten),” but right around the minute 30 mark, the song warmly breaks wide open. And who can’t love that perfect female cameo? [&hellip
I’ve always enjoyed Carter Tanton’s knack for an ultra hazy sound but his new project is something else. Under the new moniker, Luxury Liners, Tanton throws a heavy low end under his reverbed vocals in his latest single, “Caribbean Sunset.” Still present are the warping loops but there’s more of a harshness to it alongside plenty of push [&hellip
If you’ve been a reader of the blog for awhile, you may have picked up on the fact that I’m from Maryland. And I love that god damn state. Philadelphia suits me, and I have had a great time living there for years after college but Maryland, that’s my home. It’s safe to say I’m [&hellip
I can’t get enough of the song, “Brains,” which is probably my favorite Lower Den’s track so far off their upcoming album, Nootropics, set to drop May 1st. It begins with incessant drums until Jana Hunter’s haunting vocals start to fill in and lay out the story. She’s got an incredible knack of building anxiety with her voice, [&hellip
In Living Colour – Land & Peoples Dreamy pop that swirls around your eardrums, these Baltimore natives have already won my heart. “In Living Colour” is a track full of “ohhs” and hazy guitars, not overcomplicated yet you’re still left with such a lush sound. Check out their latest here. Montana – Youth Lagoon I [&hellip
Chaz Van Thursday is upon us ladies and gentlemen and with it comes joy. Chaz has released his song “Bring Your Smile” on iTunes. Ever since I first heard the song over the summer I have been a fan. Recommend on Facebook Tweet about it
Baltimore’s Smash Gordon, not to be mistaken with Flash Gordon, recently put out this old mix he did when he was “goofing around a bit hungover” all the way back in 2010. It sort of blows my mind considering how dirty nasty this is and thinking if I were listening hungover, I would probably throw up [&hellip
And e-dubble does it again folks. This native Philaelphian-turned-Balitmore hip-hop phenom (minus the musical talent, did we trade places?) has been slowly and steadily crafting his skill and gaining a slew of followers. Instantly I knew this track was going to be something hard and something gritty. In, “Changed My Mind,” e-dubble’s got swift lines [&hellip
So, I’ve been lurking around the Coachella message boards like a creep. Hey, I just wanna know what’s up, that’s all. I wanted to get a feel for some bands everyone seems to be real pumped to see..and I want to see how much it varies from my own pre-determined list. Here’s a handful of [&hellip
When I first heard a track from these guys last year I thought it was a joke. They sound so nonchalant that it makes you think they’re two dudes hanging out, spitting some clever rhymes with their feet up on the coffee table. That may not be far from the truth, but Nick Often and [&hellip