Alan Wilkis, at it again. Turning trip-hop into sugar-pop with his instrumentally ADD’d version of Mouthful Of Diamonds by Saratoga Springs duo Josh Carter and Sarah Barthel (aka Phantogram). Becoming…keep reading →
Comparing a band to Portishead, Zero 7 and Blond Redhead can be pretty challenging — each band has it’s own distinct sound that many have failed to replicate with much…keep reading →
Well, it has only been a day or two since I last posted a track by The Hood Internet (The Black Keys vs. Ace Hood), but here we are —…keep reading →
It’s a Saturday during summer, so I can’t blame the multitude of artists out there for not releasing any new singles. Therefore I’m rewinding to 2009 to bring you “Mouthful…keep reading →
Phantogram’s latest single “Don’t Move” starts out abruptly, much like this review. A bit more than a year ago, the band carved out a strong niche for themselves as rising…keep reading →
GAYNGS. Bon Iver. Spoon. If you like any of these bands it’s your happy day; members of each outfit have collaborated, forming a new project as the phenomenal group Poliça.…keep reading →
Brooklyn-based collective Railbird just released a brand new fiery track with the musical support of singer-songwriter Sean Rowe and Sarah Barthel of Phantogram. Titled “Jump Ship,” this subtly sexy song…keep reading →
We were planning on leaking that LCD Soundsystem, She & Him, and Belle & Sebastian will be playing at Treasure Island Music Festival on October 16th and 17th, to add…keep reading →
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