ALBUM REVIEW – FRANKIE COSMOS: DIFFERENT TALKING

Grounded upon a musical foundation of gloriously youthful indie-rock sounds, four-piece New York based Frankie Cosmos declare their talents with sixth album Different Talking. At first, the 17-song track list appears daunting, but with songs no longer than three minutes, we are met with an almost rapid fire of snappy yet thought-provokingly relatable lyrics set […]
I haven’t anticipated the release of an album as strongly as I have in the case of Alan Sparhawk’s debut solo record, ‘White Roses, My God’. Like countless other fans of the work he produced while a member of the esteemed duo Low (alongside Mimi Parker), I was taken aback upon listening to ‘Can U […]

ALBUM REVIEW – ALAN SPARHAWK: WHITE ROSES, MY GOD

ALBUM REVIEW – PISSED JEANS: HALF DIVORCED

On their sixth full-length album, Pissed Jeans are as unruly as ever. Bringing out a new batch of their noise-rock/hardcore punk brew, the band bring new insight into their world of bleak, sarcastic wit. Opener ‘Killing All the Wrong People’ barrages through its runtime of just over two minutes, bass writhing under the epidermis, guitars […]
Omni fans will have a broad idea of what to expect from their fourth album. It will consist of a set of musical miniatures that suggest a strand of post-punk influences shorn of retro leanings, boasting twisting and chopping guitar riffs, staccato rhythms and lean melodies that inspire a desire to throw shapes. However, within […]

ALBUM REVIEW – OMNI: SOUVENIR

ALBUM REVIEW – J MASCIS: WHAT DO WE DO NOW

I don’t need to introduce J Mascis do I? You know, Dinosaur Jr, one of the greatest guitarists of all time, etc.? Yeah, I thought so. As the voice and lead guitarist in one of the most iconic, influential and long-lasting alternative rock bands of all time, it’s really a formality to go over who […]
SLIFT’s ‘Ilion’ is a psychedelic adventure through heaviness and bold expression. Eight tracks or pure, unadulterated rock n roll, this latest record from the French three-piece is a fabulous listen. The vocals are shouty, the bass and drums are pummelling and the guitar solos are mesmerising. Cuts like “Nimh” and the title track, have an epic […]

ALBUM REVIEW – SLIFT: ILION

FLOCK OF DIMES AKA WYE OAK’S JENN WASNER SHARES ‘PRICE OF BLUE’ SINGLE

Flock of Dimes – aka Wye Oak’s Jenn Wasner – has shared the second single from her forthcoming album ‘Head of Roses’, out April 2nd via Sub Pop. Following recent single ‘Two, ‘Price of Blue’ is another track from Wasner’s second solo LP. It comes accompanied by an unearthly new video filmed in black and […]
In the new video for Father John Misty’s ‘Date Night’, one of the standout tracks from God’s Favorite Customer, Sub Pop labelmate/visual artist Chad VanGaalen, takes the uptempo rocker and creates a wonderfully absurd and psychedelic visual for the track. Father John Misty Official | Facebook | Twitter  

WATCH FATHER JOHN MISTY’S BONKERS VIDEO FOR ‘DATE NIGHT’

FRANKIE COSMOS SIGN TO SUB POP RECORDS WITH UPCOMING TOUR THIS SUMMER

Sub Pop Records have recently announced their worldwide deal signing of NYC-based band, Frankie Cosmos. The band, comprised of Greta Kline (vox & guitars), David Maine (bass guitar), Lauren Martin (keyboards, synthesizers & vox), and Luke Pyenson (drums), have toured the world extensively in support of their 2016 release Next Thing (Bayonet Records) which received critical […]
You can now hear ‘What Part Of Me’, the second song to be released from Low’s new album Ones and Sixes. Sub Pop will release Ones and Sixes, the group’s latest studio effort, on CD / LP / DL worldwide 11th September 2015. Low has booked an extensive North American and European tour in support of […]

LOW SHARE NEW SONG ‘WHAT PART OF ME’