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I commute to work. [Almost] every single day. and I absolutely love it. I love the routine of walking to the subway, people watching on the train, random interactions, you name it. Each day is a different mood. A new listening experience, or maybe I’m revisiting something gold, either way – each morning, Monday-Friday, I’m [&hellip
The Farewell Circuit was one of the very first bands I ever blogged about. I still remember the exact track too. I was an intern at the time for a local record label that had a vibrant blogging community. Part of my duties were to share often things I was listening to. “I Am a [&hellip
Whew. It’s been quite the month and now it’s already August? I had a feeling July was going to escape me… I’ve been having a very surreal year so far. I have been going through a fairly decent career shift, which explains the lack of posts lately. Two industries I’ve tried my hardest to keep [&hellip
If you’re looking for a hell-bent, theatrical indie rocker then look no further. Brooklyn’s own Hannah vs. The Many sings of life’s “pretty little tragedies” with a fury behind those female vocals. Putting power into the genre power-pop, Hannah & Co. are sure to be an explosive act on stage. The track below, “Muse,” contains [&hellip
Got a tip this morning from the Brick + Mortar gang that they’re giving out “For Yellow Walls” for free today on their bandcamp. It’s a combination of surfy guitars, piano keys, crashing percussion and almost shouting vocals that make this track incredibly addicting. Grab the freebie then head on over and give the rest [&hellip
I wanted to wait until it was December to get this Christmas-themed track up. Friend, Bill Ricchini debuted this a couple of weeks ago and for me not being a huge fan of Holiday music, this one stole my heart. In his classic baroque-pop sound, Ricchini (Summer Fiction) paints a sweet little Christmas scene. Christmas [&hellip
Thankfully this binge sesh is over. From Wednesday night, to Thanksgiving, to Friendsgiving, to all of the leftovers I have from ALL of this…it’s relieving to see the light at the end of the tunnel. I’ve had a great week but damn does it feel good to return to normalcy. As I re-organize my life [&hellip
Sharon Van Etten has recently released a new track from her upcoming album, Tramp, due out February 7th via Jagjaguwar. “Serpents” follows the same heavy-hitting spirit we last heard in Epic and proves to be one moody track. I’ve always dug her extremely emotive style that paints such a clear picture in your mind of [&hellip
About a month ago I posted the free download of Kris Orlowski’s emotionally charged song, “Way You Are.” Since then, I’ve been able to give his latest EP, Warsaw, a heavily concentrated amount of spins. Simply, Warsaw absolutely delivers. The singer-songwriter’s short and sweet release is just what I needed for this time of year. With a voice so [&hellip
I’ve been loving on Vacationer since they teased my ears with their previous (and only other song) “Trip.” Good marketing guys, because I’ve been dying for some more music and FINALLY they get around to posting up another song. Actually, according to the band they’re wrapping up recording and getting ready to push out a [&hellip