Garage strikes again: Brilliant Colors
[Glimpse at the vague forms that represent the band Brilliant Colors. Photo by David Armstrong] Considering that we're experiencing a
Twin Powers
Last week saw a show that dragged together a pile of good new music that we didn't know existed prior,
Newish: Drunkdriver, Knife Day 7″
This isn't all that new, but grab it if you haven't already. Maybe Drunkdriver's overarching project is to craft tracks
Montreal's latest quasi-supergroup… eh?
Featuring Alden Penner (ex-Unicorns) and Brendan Reed (ex-Arcade Fire), Clues has a handle on that tell-tale brew of Montreal indie,
The new Slumberland doesn't sound like shoegaze from the 90s
More like Scots from the 80s. [Above: Nice sweater.] Bricolage's first single is not a cover of “Age of Consent”
Listen: Entropy Density
Carlos Pineda, Eric Livingston, and T.J. Swan are Entropy Density, a San Francisco band that's carefully muddled together elements of
Children: The most awesome/brutal band right now
I've really missed metal that scares the shit out of the status quo without having to resort to all that
Zola Jesus is your new homeboy
Zola Jesus, noisy bedpop provocateur, earns a spot in our doughy hearts. Ms. Zola Jesus is already riding the darling
Listen: Magic People
OKLO Audio, a shoebox label whose proprietor plays keyboards in its latest release, You Are the Magic People, puts Magic
