Author: Paris365
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As the story goes, Sylvan Esso weren’t intended to be a band. Singer/songwriter Amelia Meath had written a tune called “Play It Right” and recorded it with her trio Mountain Man. She then asked electronic producer Nick Sanborn — aka Made of Oak — to remix it in his style. He completed the remix but
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Lily Allen, whose recently released album Sheezus Michael just gave a rave review, will be heading out on the road for her first North American tour in five years beginning in Miami on September 9th and winding up in Los Angeles on October 10th. This week she’s performing a sold-out show at New York City’s
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Ab-fab! But then everything that Shirley Manson touches turns to gold if you ask us…
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So, it wasn’t that image seen on billboards after all… Which is a good thing because, really, who wants to see a photo of Lana with a cigarette in her mouth every time you listen to the album? Yes, we think this is much, much better…
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Unholy fucking shit, does this one rule. And I do mean rule. As in, it’s easily the year’s best metal release thus far and I doubt there will be anything as earth-shattering throughout the rest of the year. A bit pre-mature to be making such a statement? Sure. But give this one a spin and
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CRUEL WORLD ULTRAVIOLENCE SHADES OF COOL BROOKLYN BABY WEST COAST SAD GIRL PRETTY WHEN YOU CRY MONEY POWER GLORY FUCKED MY WAY UP TO THE TOP OLD MONEY THE OTHER WOMAN BLACK BEAUTY* GUNS AND ROSES* FLORIDA KILOS* *BONUS TRACKS Lana says, ““The record is finished and it’s beautiful – it’s so wrong and
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We’ve had this intoxicating tune by Mo Parker on repeat for half an hour. It’s a haunting mix of deep soul with dark R&B, but it’s also very trippy — you’d think Massive Attack produced it — with lots of subtle electronic embellishments. If The Weeknd and James Blake collaborated, it would surely sound something…
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Hailing from Brooklyn, New York, the much buzzed-about indie rock darlings known as Stone Cold Fox consist of members from California to Maine. And when you hear how well they play together on their debut full-length, Memory Palace, you can’t help but think it was fate herself that brought them together. The album opens with
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Such a sweet song. Highly recommended!
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A golden pop rock nugget to be cherished…
