If you’re a Gorillaz fan, you’re most likely ecstatic right now. We’re currently in Phase 4 of this virtual band’s story, and it has certainly been fascinating so far. With their fifth studio album (Humanz) slated for release on April…
Interview: Jonathan Capeci of Nightly
If you’re a fan of alt-pop, you should check out Nightly. This Nashville duo, made up of cousins Jonathan Capeci (vocals) and Joey Beretta (guitars), is on the rise right now, having been featured in publications like Alternative Press as…
Album Review: Said the Whale – “As Long as Your Eyes Are Wide”
Have you ever seen a herd of bison roaming through the snow and mist? If not, you can look at the cover art of As Long as Your Eyes Are Wide, the fifth album by Vancouver trio Said the Whale,…
Greta Van Fleet Releases “Highway Tune”
Just last week, Greta Van Fleet, a new rock band from Frankenmuth, Michigan, released its debut single, “Highway Tune.” The song is a powerful dose of the energy contained in the band’s first major label EP, Black Smoke Rising, which…
Album Review: Tall Ships – “Impressions”
It’s been a while since we last heard an LP from Tall Ships. The most recent album from the English rock group was Everything Touching, released back in October 2012. After that, the band members stepped away from the music…
Album Review: Desperate Journalist – “Grow Up”
The cover art of Grow Up, the sophomore record by London post-punk quartet Desperate Journalist, perfectly encapsulates everything that’s magical about the album. In the center of the photograph, a teenage girl—lead singer Jo Bevan in her adolescent years—stands in…
From the Record Crate: Thomas Dolby – “The Golden Age Of Wireless” (1982)
If you’re American and the name “Thomas Dolby” rings a bell for you, it’s probably due to 1982’s “She Blinded Me With Science,” a single that has been referred to as one of the best “one-hit wonders” of all time.…
