Today’s song is “Satellite” by The Kills. This is the first single off the band’s latest studio album which is entitled Blood Pressures. The album is the highly anticipated follow-up to their critically acclaimed third album, Midnight Boom. Blood Pressures will be released on Domino this coming spring, on April 5th. The song has a […]
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The venue once known for being a dance club was once again bumping when Chromeo came to Terminal 5 Friday night. While the space inside was freezing, the heat was soon turned up as each band took the stage. First up was the The Suzan, the all girl Japanese group. They played a fun medley
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Chicago’s Smith Westerns released its sophomore LP, Dye It Blonde, on Fat Possum on Jan. 18. The record was produced by Chris Coady (Yeah Yeah Yeahs, !!!, TVOTR, Beach House, etc.) in New York City. The band has already won wide acclaim based on its self-titled debut, originally released in 2009 via the Chicago label
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This month’s featured artist is U.S. Royalty. The band, based out of Washington, DC, has been compared to Local Natives, The Black Keys, Fleet Foxes, Band of Horses, and early Kings of Leon. Members John Thornley (Vocals), Paul Thornley (Guitar), Jacob Michael (Bass), and Luke Adams (Drums) released their debut album, MIRRORS last week and
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Orchestral indie rock band Hey Rosetta! comes from St. John’s, Newfoundland, the most easterly point in North America on the North Atlantic. Requiring a day-long drive and an overnight ferry ride just to get to the mainland, St. John’s offers relative isolation from the larger Canadian indie rock scene. With 2008’s Into Your Lungs. Hey
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