“Coattails” by P. Wolf and Avi
Think of a Simon and Garfunkel meets The Black Keys duo sound, and you’ll have an idea of P. Wolf and Avi’s level of awesome.
Think of a Simon and Garfunkel meets The Black Keys duo sound, and you’ll have an idea of P. Wolf and Avi’s level of awesome.
If you’re in the mood for an enthusiastically relaxing experience with amazing artists, Release the Sunbird is a must-see.
An excellent performance from a young band that will only improve with age.
How about getting yelled at in a hip hop, electronica, punk rock Super Mario Brothers kinda way? RAD.
On the New York quartet’s first full-length release Disappear, Falcon cuts their teeth as a legitimate force destined for big things.
Upon first listen, it’s clear that the creativity that could have gone into the album title was all spent on the tuneage where it counts.
You’re probably anticipating some sort of hippy-dippy flower-power love jams, but that’s just not the case.
The trio out of Philly, Work Drugs, hits the spot for mellow melodies and soothing vocals.