Fuzzpop songs

Springtime Carnivore is the solo project of Greta Morgan, whose self-titled debut album (produced by Richard Swift) is due for release some time in No...

"Ooh Baby, I can't make good decisions every day." Seattle's girl-group Childbirth is ripe with feelings, and lack thereof. There's not much known abo...

Yoofs are back and ready for a big 2014. We first heard from them in August, with "For Her," and their surf rock sound had all of us on pins and needl...

Holy heaviness. Every new release I hear by Conveyor, it just gets heavier and heavier. And you know what, I'm totally fine with that.Their newest tra...

Temple Songs are a four piece band from Manchester, England, comprised of Jolan Lewis (guitar/vocals), Dave Hardy (bass), Jean Hughes (guitar), and An...

Miami rock and roll trio Jacuzzi Boys impressed me when they played at Block x Blog festival back in April, and they've been on my rader ever since. T...

Splashh is a four piece indie rock band with two members from New Zealand (Sasha Carlson, guitar/singer and Jacob Moore on drums), one member from Aus...

There seems to be a lot of misinformation about Valentina's debut EP Wolves. What makes it more confusing is that Joe Goddard's version of "Gabriel" w...

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...

A testament to my inner music geekery, I couldn't even get out the door to a night of fun and live music without blogging about this track first.Greco...

Detroit can be the most innovative place on the planet if one knows where to look. We've got a burgeoning underground comprised of just about every ty...

I know if I point out how similar these synths are on this track to Paul McCartney 's "Wonderful Christmas Time," they may be all you hear. I blame th...

Integrity can't be read like a cover, rather, it's a keen sense that something good lies beneath it. Integrity hooks us somewhere on a subconscious le...

I don't often stray from my (self-enforced) Australian-only review policy, but New Zealand's Tom Lark is worth a policy review. The terrible earthquak...

The original version of Reptar's "Houseboat Babies" is so great, it's a wonder how the vibe could get any better. But Chrome Sparks has flipped the sc...

Ty Segall's been stomping about San Francisco playing straightforward garage rock in the vein of local favorites Thee Oh Sees and Sic Alps for a hot m...