The Lulls live at The Bowery Electric on 09/04 for Mondo.NYC 2016 There is another chance to these fascinating Californian indie-rockers again on October 1st when they play the vinyl release show for “Island of Daughters” at The Delancey, hosted by glamglare. More info here. The Lulls Tour Dates
On Saturday, the fourth day of Mondo.NYC we went straight back to The Bowery Electric to see Dirty Dishes, the alternative rock band of singer and guitarist Jenny Tuite for an intimate show (her parents were in attendance). This is a band I certainly want to hear more form. Next[…]
Our Song Pick of the Day is a track which I’ve been listening a lot lately: “Fire” by Israeli singer/songwriter Sivan Talmor. It is slow, moody and full of melancholy and yearning. Sivan is well-known in her home country and now crosses over to the U.S. – hopefully there will[…]
It is impossible to listen to “Get Me Off” and not instantly make comparisons to the master of this type of music! However, if done so exceptionally well as by New York duo Crush Club, one can’t help but feel excited and happy even. “Get Me Off” features soulful falsetto vocals, that seem to[…]
A Festival, A Parade Ofelia K. Bad Wave Sorcha Richardson Cocoa Futures Francie Moon Cote
“Don’t Look At Me That Way” by U.K. alt-rockers SALT is a high-energy rock ballad, featuring powerful vocals, pulsating beats and crunchy, melodic guitar lines. The video accompanying the single is…. superb! It is directed by Peter Roe with Jesse Llande as director of photography, and shows the band smoky, atmospheric black and white, before[…]
Our Mondo Friday was cut short for several reasons, but we managed to get into Pianos to see London band Organised Scum, who convinced especially with their newer material. After a quick dinner break and a glimpse at The Everymen, Carnival Youth took the stage. The young Latvian four-piece were on[…]
With “Feel Something”, Los Angeles electro-soul-pop artist Jason Gaffner created an instantly likable and highly danceable track with enough heart and edge to it, for not getting lost in the sea of electronic pop-tracks. Over the powerful disco-electro beats as well as the funky guitar and synths lines float Jason Gaffner’s silky-smooth vocals.[…]
“Green Light” by Brooklyn singer/songwriter Cote is one of those songs that invariably lift your spirits and so it is good that it lasts for more than five minutes before it culminates in a grand finale. Enjoy your Sunday with our Song Pick of the Day.
Casually listening into “Red Cloud Road”, and ready to click ‘next’, I am stopped in my tracks: there’s just no escape, the bluesy, groovy guitars got me! This is a surprisingly catchy song, with its slight 60s feel yet contemporary blues-rock vibe and then these seriously unique vocals. “Red Cloud Road” is irresistibly groovy,[…]
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