If there was ever a time to “keep on keepin’ on,” it’s now. Stuck in our homes, restless for…
After almost being snowed out TWICE, Timeshares got together for a second NY show at Suburbia in NY.
The infamous Australian quartet’s fourth album by the is easily one of their strongest releases, packing a wallop of nostalgia, good vibes and snotty attitude. Ranging from mid-tempo bangers to quick cuts while always exhibiting the perfect amount of restraint and the addition of a newfound fierceness makes this particular release something not to miss.
Streamlining Title Fight’s early releases, The Last Thing You Forget brings together three separate EP’s to celebrate the humble beginnings of these Pennsylvanian phenoms. Framing the growth of the young band and positing the creative progression that inevitably led to 2011’s stunning full length, this record is a necessity for any fan of Title Fight.
Singer, songwriter and guitarist Chuck Ragan has certainly paid his dues in the rock n’ roll business. Chuck has been working almost non-stop for twenty years now, first as the lead singer of Hot Water Music and now since 2006 as a solo artist. Unlike the punk rock flavour of Hot Water Music, Ragan has gone for more of a folk rock sound with this solo career since his first release in 2007 Feast Or Famine. Now Chuck is already on his fourth studio record titled Covering Ground, an album inspired by spending…
See you CAN use your music for good! Anti-Flag has once again delivered and though they’re first known for their sounds, they also take a stand for what they believe in. Need an example? Just listen to “The Economy is Suffering (Let it Die)” off the newly-released EP. I suggest you make a B line to the store (or to your keyboard) and pick this puppy up!
The Horrible Crowes’ name is inspired by a centuries-old Scottish poem in which two birds prepare to feast on a freshly slain knight, but this new band fronted by The Gaslight Anthem’s Brian Fallon and longtime friend Ian Perkins, stands tall on the charts this week. Their debut album ‘Elsie’ (SideOne Dummy) opened at #46 on the Billboard Top 200 Chart, the album also hit #6 on the Indie Chart.
In Elsie, the debut from Gaslight Anthem lead singer Brian Fallon’s side project The Horrible Crowes, Fallon shows off much more soulful and introspective songs than those found on his day job CDs. Showing off a clear Tom Waits, PJ Harvey and Afghan Whigs influence, Elsie relies more on Fallon’s voice, and some quiet guitar and organ tracks to set the tone of the record.