Pyyramids (yep, double ‘y’) offers up a supergroup of sorts, with Drea Smith [formerly] of He Say She Say and Tim Nordwind of OK Go. It seems like an odd pair, and that’s because it is, but that just makes the first listen all the more intriguing. It’s not as electronic-heavy as He Said, She […]
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Deer Park Avenue is a band consisting of two sisters from California. They have a great sound that will attract many people?s ears. They’re not too “in your face” but at the same time they rock really hard, while maintaining a sound that makes drives bearable, and days on the beach relaxing. The first song,
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While walking through a mid-western deserted ghost town with my spurs spinning in the dirt, I bet I could hear Flannel Mouth’s dreary and sullen sounds echoing off in the distance. Their newly dropped EP, Pull In Your Horns, was probably recorded by the devil himself. If you’re a fan of the eerie and downcast
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Is it possible to condense a 10-person band down to a single Alexander Ebert? Mmm yes? As if the Magnetic Zeroes weren’t enough, Ebert bathed in his own creative juices to write and produce his own full-length self-titled album, Alexander. Although he typically has an entire band to do the stomping, clapping, and folk-ing behind
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Young Empires is an electronic band that is great to listen to. They aren’t the stereotypical electronic band that has dubstep blasting in the background. It’s not house either. It’s a very relaxing, mellow sound. I was surprised to hear such a great sound from an electronic indie band. “Spacedoubt” is the first song off
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