While listening to “Joyride” by the three piece Long Island rock band Broadcaster I couldn’t help but wish that summer was on the horizon and not the colder seasons. But as the opener to the EP “Snow Days” states, “There’s no sense in crying the winter is always cold.” It is this type of catchy […]
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Young The Giant are exactly what they call themselves; young giants. They are a band that is rapidly growing throughout the indie/alternative scene. With their catchy choruses and happy songs, people can’t resist. Their self-titled debut album is nearly flawless to many. All the songs have their own special sound to it. The album starts
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When I close my eyes and listen to Baby Monster’s recently released self-titled album, I dream that I’m delivering an actual monster-baby that spawned from Passion Pit, Miike Snow, and Animal Collective. Although Baby Monster may resemble these other artists with their looks, they seem to have quite different genetic make up which distinguishes them
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Makeshift Lullaby are a three piece from the Bronx who seem to be somewhere between teenybopper pop rock and earnest adult alternative balladeer-ing, and that’s not saying anything against the band. They stand strong and seem pretty genuine on debut disc Shadows, even though there’s enough syrup (over-processed/produced sugar) in this album to cover a
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Looking for the perfect track to add to your semi-sweet, end-of-summer mix tape? Look no further, Luke Rathborne offers just that. The more people who hear this, the more mixes it will unmistakably land on. With a split-EP released thus far in his career, Dog Years and I Can Be One, Rathborne tests his skills
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