ALBUM REVIEW: “Our House On The Hill” by The Babies
With Our House On the Hill, Brooklyn’s side-project-no-more, The Babies, simultaneously sprouts wings and struggles to find their footing.
ALBUM REVIEW: “Bend Beyond” by Woods
Bend Beyond contains 12 of the most hi-fi, less experimental, “mature” indie-country tracks Woods has released to date. Bummer.
ALBUM REVIEW: “Family Perfume Volumes 1 and 2″ by White Fence
Tim Presley’s White Fence continue to grow and push the boundaries of what a rock album is supposed to sound like.
ALBUM REVIEW: “Keep It Together” by The Doozer
Decent tea-sipping ’60s-esque Brit-folk for the beard and sweater set.
FREELOADER FRIDAY: Twin Shadow, Adam Stephens, Royal Baths, The Black Angels
We pillaged our inbox so you could get your mittens on these free (and legal) MP3s. Listen and rejoice that their full albums are coming to a retail experience near you shortly.
PREVIEW+FREE MP3s: Bust Out the Camping gear for (((folkYEAH!))) Presents
Break out the camping gear, Coors Light, and marshmallows. Forget the deodorant, people, we’re headed to the woods.
ALBUM REVIEW: “Escape” Moon Duo
San Francisco duo Moon Duo release “Escape,” what we’re calling “post-apocalyptic fields of heavy psychedelic drone.”