There are a lot of cafes & restaurants these days that sound like law firms, Smith & Daughters or Colonial era trading companies. Then there is Dinosaur Beard. Not a cafe, although it would damning rule as the name for one. Dinosaur Beard, musician, entity, and pseudonym for Melbourne based
A Jandek studio album in 2019 — it’s a surprise, to say the least. The last time the Representative of Corwood Industries released an album, it was 5 hours of piano/theremin duets that tested the patience of even the most dedicated fans. The album had a sense of solemn closure
DC Motion — Dion Coursen — is a Canadian synthwave producer. He has a unique take on the genre that mixes elements of pure synthwave with his other musical influences such as punk/proto-emo, indie rock from the 2000’s and New Wave music along with carefully constructed lyrics. I talked to
There are times when I stumble onto recordings that contain certain elements borrowed from my favorite musicians, all packaged in a cohesive whole. The latest EP from a Polish industrial metal band Whalesong is an example of just that. The first side of the EP starts off with huge chunks
Hey-hey! How are you guys doing? It was Easter weekend, but I haven’t keep calm until sharing the best new music with you. Fewer words, more creativities. Let’s get into it! De Kraken Me And The King [electronic/deep house, Rotterdam/Netherlands] This musician is one of the most powerful openings of
Since White Denim’s fantastic and criminally underappreciated 2018 release “Performance” I’ve considered myself a pretty massive fan of the band’s music, even if I was late to the party. These guys have an invigorating blend of swirling, electrifying Psychedelia experimentation and accessible, chorus-heavy Classic Rock revival jams that I haven’t
PUP’s morose and delectable blend of The Menzingers and Pinkerton on this album is nothing short of pure candy to my ears. In my opinion, the strongest release they’ve come out with so far! These guys have quickly proven themselves as one of the most interesting and memorable bands of
As long as teenage angst will exist, the metalcore will thrive. Don’t get us wrong, we don’t try to undermine any genre here. But let’s be real: if you are or ever were into metalcore you’ve probably got into it in high school. Much as the winners of the “Says
Human beings are complex creatures. We’re full of paradoxes. We love watching the movies that scare the crap out of us. We eat junk food though we know it’ll make us sick. And we love listening to sad music even when there’s nothing particularly tragic going on with us. If
You can achieve a lot, listening to music. You can find a like-minded artist with similar experience, you can relieve your angst, you can ruminate about your life or dance till you drop. But then there is indie-pop with its whimsical aura that makes your mind wander to some dreamy