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Mr. Gnome - Sit Up & Hum
Mr. Gnome - Sit Up & Hum
Sounds like: Portishead, Blonde Redhead, Yeah Yeah Yeahs
By Jason Grishkoff on Nov 5, 2009 | The amount of sound produced by just two band members can be mind-blowing. When Mr. Gnome released their debut album Deliver This Creature in early 2008, I found myself oddly enraptured by their dark sound. I didn't realize at the time that there wer... read more →
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Fool's Gold - Surprise Hotel (Micachu and The Shapes Remix)
Fool's Gold - Surprise Hotel (Micachu and The Shapes Remix)
Sounds like: Amadou and Mariam, Manu Chao, Bela Fleck, The Givers
By Taylor Fife on Nov 5, 2009 | Fool's Gold, a collective out of Los Angeles, let the groove be their guide on their eponymous debut. The music is thoroughly African in style and if I had heard the album without any other information I would have pegged them as a North African or m... read more →
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Devendra Banhart - 16th and Valencia Roxy
Devendra Banhart - 16th and Valencia Roxy
Sounds like: Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros, Joanna Newsom, Megapuss
By Jason Grishkoff on Nov 4, 2009 | Devendra Banhart has always had eclectic taste, and I can't say I've been a fan of much of his work (save for the notable exception of his girlfriend, Natalie Portman. Well done, mate). As such, I wasn't expecting too much from his seventh album, whi... read more →
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Roofwalkers - Cut Every Corner
Roofwalkers - Cut Every Corner
Sounds like: Autolux, Film School, Pinback
By Jason Grishkoff on Nov 3, 2009 | Shoegaze is a genre of alternative rock that emerged from the united kingdom in the late 1980s. The British music press called this genre "shoegazing" because the musicians in these bands often maintained a motionless performing style, standing on st... read more →
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The Very Best - Warm Heart of Africa (Ft Ezra Koenig of Vampire Weekend)
The Very Best - Warm Heart of Africa (Ft Ezra Koenig of Vampire Weekend)
Sounds like: Radioclit, Tinariwen, The Avalanches
By Jason Grishkoff on Nov 3, 2009 | The Very Best is a collaboration between Malawian vocalist Esau Mwamwaya and London producers Radioclit, and in my very honest opinion, they aren't worth the attention they're getting. Last night The Very Best sold out Washington, D.C.'s DC9 Club, in... read more →
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Sweatshop Union - Oh My
Sweatshop Union - Oh My
Sounds like: DJ Sabzi, Sage Francis, Moka Only
By el gringo rico on Nov 2, 2009 | OK, so Sweatshop Union is a Canadian hip hop collective. I know that you're thinking, "Canadian isn't the Pacific Northwest and you're an ignorant American." Yes, I am an ignorant American, so please take solace with the fact that at least I can adm... read more →
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Common Market - Nothing At All
Common Market - Nothing At All
Sounds like: Blue Scholars, Panacea, Brother Ali
By el gringo rico on Nov 1, 2009 | Our next stop on the tour of the Pacific Northwest is"¦Seattle"¦.again. Here we take a look at Common Market, the other hip hop duo of DJ Sabzi (of label sharing Blue Scholars). In Common Market, Sabzi is paired up with MC RA Scion, who is slightly m... read more →
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Blue Scholars - The Inkwell
Blue Scholars - The Inkwell
Sounds like: Common Market, Ohmega Whatts
By el gringo rico on Oct 30, 2009 | First up is the group that's righteously receiving the most attention on the national scene: the Blue Scholars out of Seattle. MC Geologic and DJ Sabzi have formed an incredibly infectious and original sound, all based around Geo's deep commitment to... read more →
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