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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Kylie Minogue has some new behind-the scenes videos available from the music video recordings from the songs from her tenth studio album, X. Check ‘em out:
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The Wackness is a film that goes back in time to the Summer of 1994. The place is New York City, where recently elected Mayor Rudolph Giuliani is starting to crack down on crimes like graffiti and loud radios. Josh Peck plays a marajuana-dealing teen who trades his wares for therapy sessions with a psychiatrist […]
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Craig David released a new album this week, Trust Me, and the first single is “Hot Stuff (Let’s Dance).” Here’s the video for your enjoyment:
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Does It Offend You, Yeah? have released the new single, “Epic Last Song,” off of their album You Have No Idea What You’re Getting Yourself Into. Check out the video:
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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 We Are Scientists‘ last album, Blogcritic Sean Dwyer wrote that they “will fall well within the comfort zone of most commercial radio listeners; Franz Ferdinand and The Killers are some obvious reference points…. But there’s a bit more energy and fun in these songs, more edge and more freneticism despite the […]
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