Out of all the great Aussie indie-rock bands going around, Glass Towers are one of my favorites. Their summery debut “Jumanji” was followed by the heavier riffs of “Tonight,” a…keep reading →
Detention seems like an odd place to form a band, but that’s exactly how England’s Coastal Cities began their musical journey. I remember hearing the young Brit pop five piece…keep reading →
So, it’s official. I can crown The Colourist as the newest masters of the party pop scene. I know we’ve only heard two singles so far, but “Yes Yes” is…keep reading →
What’s the biggest thing that Finland’s Satellite Stories has going for them? Well, it’s probably fact that they sound awfully similar to an Irish trio you may have heard of…keep reading →
The lastest release from team Wildlife Control, “Ages Places,” is another slice of epic fuzz pop. It’s as if these guys can’t do anything but pump out anthems, but we’re…keep reading →
What is the one thing we simply ask from music? Well, in my case I want to feel some emotional connection to it. California’s The Colourist are kind of like…keep reading →
So it’s been a week since the release of Brisbane’s Hungry Kids of Hungary’s (HKoH) second album, You’re A Shadow, and after careful consideration, I thought I would pick out one…keep reading →
The 1975 have been bubbling up on my radar for some time now, but I’ve never actually gotten around to featuring their music myself (to be fair, they’ve appeared on…keep reading →
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