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The Preatures have continuously shown that they can do no wrong. Each single they release is quite the ear-banger. And their latest track, “Better Than It Ever Could Be,” follows that same equation. Lead singer Isabella shows off those rock star vocals effortlessly taking the track to an anthem-like level. From the tight instrumentation, to the soaring guitars, [&hellip
I can’t quite put my finger on it, but there’s something that truly draws my ears to Dovetail’s debut album, Mount Karma. With such a classic 60’s/70’s rock and roll style, brothers Philip and Daniel Creamer create an equally soaring and anthemic sound. Joined by the rest of the band, the 14 track album is just as [&hellip
There’s a lot that I instantly loved about Vundabar’s sound when I first heard their album, Antics, that was recently shot over to my inbox. Opening track, “Greenland,” consists of lax chords, lo-fi vocals, driving percussion and a surfy pop-punk rhythm to it. And then you find yourself on the following track, “Voodoo,” that’s completely twangy and expansive. I love the diversity [&hellip
Everything about this is just right. The slamming rhythm, the feeling of nostalgia you instantly get, the simple story of young lust – I pretty much love all of it. With a classic rock ‘n roll sound, it’s extremely hard not to become just a little bit enamored. The Toronto based musicians, Teenage Kicks, do a great [&hellip
I absolutely love the spread of artists and genres that happen each year at the Coachella music festival. The lineup always has such a wide spectrum but what I love most is when they bring back the old acts – like Dinosaur Jr. for instance. The legendary J Mascis & Co. have been rocking the [&hellip
Ah, yes. It only makes sense that being based out of Philadelphia, this blog would ultimately have to display some sort of Springsteen content. And fortunately for us, our own Bruce expert seems to find the right songs to give us all “a reason to believe.” (See what I did there?) Anyways, Corey, take it [&hellip
I’m still trying to wrap my head around the rambunctious rock that L.A.’s FIDLAR seem to so effortlessly produce. It’s raw and full of that “I don’t give a shit attitude” and certainly has enough fuzzy lo-fi to warm you up in the coldest of places. With a few EP releases under their belts, the [&hellip
Some of the most no-nonsense good ‘ol folk-rock I’ve heard in a very long time. My windows are wide open, sunshine’s b cialis online een creeping in since dawn, and everything in life is just good. Juniper Tar sing of personal tales on top of phrases worth repeating, it’s all catchy sing-alongs and crashing percussion [&hellip
Enjoy part two of a wonderfully-written essay from Corey, part-educator/bruce obsessed Philadelphian/fiestiest little thing I’ve ever met. And be prepared to believe. – Lindsey 3. Devote yourself to your passion– “I’m On Fire.” So simple and so powerful. Soft beat + sexual tension + synth= hit. I dare you not to blush when you hear [&hellip
These Melbourne musicians could be Australia’s answer to the Black Lips. They’re gritty and infectious with their classic rock ‘n’ roll hooks. Dynamic energy pouring out of every single instrument, The Delta Riggs aim to never stray far from their roots. Their latest EP, Talupo Mountain Music Vol. II, is “straight up Rock & Roll [&hellip