“Involuntary Memory” by Admirers
Involuntary Memory goes down easy, but there isn’t much substance under the ’80s synthpop stylings on Admirers’ debut.
Involuntary Memory goes down easy, but there isn’t much substance under the ’80s synthpop stylings on Admirers’ debut.
The son of Paul makes a well-intentioned leap forward, but finds himself in troubled waters.
Manicured angst fuels this relocated New York outfit on their debut album.
Prolific songwriter crafts a detail-oriented debut album – one of this Owl’s favorites so far in 2013.
Show’s sold out, but we’ve got a pair of tickets with your name on it…
Having broken out of the Canadian Celtic scene, Tim Chaisson turns to mainstream country with his fifth album.
Prepare yourself: the ambitious and always-in-flux Eels are coming to The Fillmore in SF. Win tickets right here.
Catch this hard-edged electro-rock band at their UK debut! Makes a great date for you and your valentine.