26.8.11

Fred Neil song

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Fred Neil, although one of the most overlooked American folk singers of the 1960s and 70s, is probably one of my favorite from the era. ...
11.7.11

Townes Van Zandt talkin' blues song

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I said, 'Yeah I got a dollar but don't be a smart-aleck, I ain't gonna spend it on no Indian relic.' Townes Van Zandt - Talk...
12.6.11

listen to blithe field

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What: Blithe Field, solo project of Spencer Radcliffe. Glitch, samples, sparse guitar lines, tape hiss, minimalist. Where: Athens, Ohio, App...
11.5.11

ashes into the sky

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Here are a few songs from Benoit Pioulard's Précis . This album came out in 2006, so you may have heard these before. Précis has kind of...
6.4.11

thorn in yer grip

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If it wasn't before, Ecstasy of Saint Theresa is your new favorite Czech shoegaze band. When I think of shoegaze as a genre or movement ...
30.3.11

there's a place around the corner where your dead friends live

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Einstürzende Neubauten is an industrial/experimental band from Berlin, Germany. I really don't know much about them. Apparently they are...
23.3.11

don't fall in love

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Well, it must be Ghostly Female Songstress Dream Pop Month of March out in the tobacco barn. Meet Still Corners, a London-based group that h...
19.3.11

"Want to take you outside, want to show you the sky,"

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After reading tweet after tweet about what was going on at SXSW I noticed one reoccurring theme, people were absolutely losing it over Sharo...
10.3.11

"But there's no love letters, waiting in my mailbox today,"

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Gross Ghost Wicked Game Out of my four entries on this blog, this is the second about Gross Ghost and the third about a band from North Caro...
7.3.11

"you're a vast sky, you're a dead star"

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Tamaryn A ghostly female voice backed by walls of guitars drenched in reverb singing songs about cities, rain and unrequited love. I’ll ...
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