I don't know where I'm from; Depending on my mood I'll say I'm Peruvian, Mexican, British or American. I went to college in the woods of Vermont, and now I work in Washington D.C. raising awareness about global hunger. I have a not-so-secret love of music and [modern] art and I like to keep those things in my life, in my spare time. Hence, I’m here!
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Jenny Lewis of Rilo Kiley and her singer/songwriter boyfriend Johnathan Rice have teamed up as the newest girl-boy duo on the music scene. Can Jenny and Johnny give She &…keep reading →
I’m trying to slow things down, and the new free EP by Junip may just be the perfect soundtrack for my life right now: there’s a tinge of sadness, but…keep reading →
Alright folks, I was feeling experimental today and some of these songs on this album are really hitting the spot. For an album that can be summed up as “weird”…keep reading →
It’s been five year since the last full band Broken Social Scene album, and it might just have been worth the wait. The new album is solid and there’s more…keep reading →
SXSW (South by Southwest) can launch artists into the spotlight. At the most recent festival in Austin, one such group really made a splash. Villagers’ debut album, “Becoming a Jackal”,…keep reading →
Today, I stumbled upon D.B. Rouse while looking for something completely unrelated. He sounded like a man who’d lived many lives. Indeed, when I read his story, it became clear…keep reading →
When I write reviews, I always like to give the music a few listens before writing about it. Preferably, I find the best way to focus on a whole album,…keep reading →
There must be something in the crisp air over in Nordic Europe, because Sweden keeps producing great indie pop/rock music (think: Peter Bjorn and John, Jens Lekman, The Concretes, I’m…keep reading →
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