Seattle’s Half Light will be releasing their first album, Sleep More, Take More Drugs, Do Whatever We Want, on June 3rd. Comprised of Brian Ackley, Scott Muhlbeier, Jeff Baars, Dayna Smith, Barb Hunter, and Dayna Loeffler (formerly of Voyager One), the band is likely to appeal to fans of Mazzy Star or the Cranes.
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Lalah Hathaway will be releasing a new album, Self Portrait, on June 3rd (Concord Music Group). “This album is like a movie of my life over the last couple of years,” she says. “The portrait I see of myself is of a very confident, smart woman who is extremely funny, independently wealthy and well-traveled — […]
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“I Kissed A Girl” is the first single off of Katy Perry’s upcoming album One of The Boys. No, it’s not a cover of Jill Sobule’s 1995 song of the same name. Here’s the track and a few remixes:
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Tye Tribbett’s Stand Out was the #1 Gospel album on iTunes this week. Listen to the track “Good In Da Hood”:
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Here’s another track off of Danielia Cotton’s upcoming release, Rare Child. Listen to “Bang My Drum”:
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Black Francis (a.k.a. Frank Black) (a.k.a. Charles Michael Kittridge Thompson IV) pleased critics and fans alike last year with the release of his first album under that moniker in 13 years. Now he’s back again with an EP called Svn Fngrs. Check out the remix of the track “The Seus”:
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Biography of Ferns gets some mad props from me for their totally indie rock band name. Bonus points for the beards. Check out the video for the song “John the Barber,” off of their new album, Pastel Gothic:
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In his review of Kate Voegele’s Don’t Look Away, Blogcritic Donald Gibson writes, “Her creative diversity and versatility pay off the most on ‘Only Fooling Myself’ and ‘It’s Only Life,’ which respectively combine melodic and harmonic elements of pop with the thrust and substance of rock to yield equally stirring and powerful performances.” See if […]
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