I find it particularly ironic that Sirius XMU‘s weekly “Download 15″ playlist is nowhere to be found on the internet. Zero, zip nada. I couldn’t even find a text list »
This song was part of an old Live 105 compilation called Noisy Neighbors. I’ve researched Emerald Transmission, and there’s nothing out there except this song. It’s from 1995 and sounds »
I was feeling rather sad this weekend. Here’s what I listen to when I feel sad to the bone. Cocteau Twins – Beatrix listen | buy | visit myspace page »
Thieves Like Us are Pontus, Björn, Andy from Paris, France. They start a month-long European tour on the 9th of April at L’Usine in Geneve Switzerland and end the tour »
Keeping up with tours and concerts can be time-consuming. Here are a couple of tools to help you out! iConcertCal: Finding Relevant Concerts Near You There are literally 100′s of »
The Color Awesome’s own Paige Parsons has been asked to be a part of Crawdaddy!, an online music magazine. Their San Francisco roots date back to a fanzine started in »
Pssst…. I’ll let you in on a little secret. Phil and I both have a crafty side. Needlepoint, sewing, sculpy are all popular winter hibernation activities. So when my friend »
I don’t want to like this song, but I’m strangely drawn to it, each time I hear it on Sirius XMU. They’re from Seattle and are on the Barsuk label. »
The Bi-coastal duo of Ben Bromley & Ross Simonini released their first single on Two Syllable Records in January. I like the pop sensibility coupled with meandering keybords and a »
I’ve heard it said that everyone in Seattle wants to be a DJ. I don’t see that as a problem! Anybody into music should try it once. At some of »
I’ve had this little ditty by Fol Chen in constant rotation. Had the hardest time finding the track as I originally thought the band’s name was Foi Chen. My bad. »
First off, props to the crowd at Andrew Bird’s Thursday show at The Fillmore. Humanity is evolving. We all had some personal space, there was a minimum of chatter and »
I am so bummed that one of my primary sources of discovering new music is no more. For the past two years I’ve looked forward to Criznittle’s Indie Rock Playlist, »