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Top Tunes Thursday: Will Butler — Policy
As the year comes to a close, all us music geeks can finally start openly discussing the “best of” lists that have been taking up valuable storage in our brains. Best EP’s, best albums, best singles, best artists; From the months of October to January, the inside of your average music junkie’s brain is a tiny imaginary Grammy’s, rewarding and unrewarding as new albums put their name on the ballot. This week on TTT, I take a look back at one of my favorite records of the year, one which almost definitely appear on my own year end list (the official laminated one that I show people). The record is Policy, by Will Butler.
Continue readingAlbum Review: Fuzz – II
If you’re a regular reader of our Top Tunes Thursday column, then you’ve heard me talking about my adoration for the side project. Low professional and high personal stakes make for an amicable environment for most artists, feeling the chains of “keeping food on the table” slip away.
Continue readingDecember 2015 – Night Riots
IN THIS ISSUE: NIGHT RIOTS | DE LA SOUL | EVERLAST | DISGUISE THE SILENCE | BOB DYLAN | REVEREND HORTON HEAT | RUBEDO | DANNY SHAFER | 2M2X
Continue readingTop Tunes Thursday: Khruangbin — The Universe Smiles Upon You
While I find the majority of instrumentals have a regional style, not always glaring, but almost always present. L.A. jazz, Delta Blues, the sample heavy style of production prevalent in the East coast, generally speaking there’s something you can grab on to. Khruangbin plays like a musical atlas, sending fiery frets to Japan, then Brazil, and back over to Africa. The eighth track, cheekily titled “The Man Who Took My Sunglasses,” almost creates the illusion of needing them. Blinding sun beams reflect off polished surfboards and sparkling fret boards, cutting through swirling cigarette smoke on its way. Four tracks earlier, guitarist Mark Speer cools the jets to a low roar, infusing in its exhaust at first a wiff of the Far East, then an utterly American crashing collapse of guitar, amp, and kit.
Continue readingThe Good Ol’ Boys of Parquet Courts
Brooklyn-based quartet Parquet Courts has come a long way in its six-year tenure as a band.
Continue readingAlbum Review: futurebabes – Day Job
Day Job is a nostalgic nod to the days when drum machines and synthesizers ruled the land. The opening track, “Hearts for Now” grabs your attention, kicking off the EP with a beefy arpeggiated synth and an insistent, thumping drum beat.
Continue readingA Brutal Farewell: The Photo Atlas Release Final EP Disregard Disconnect
Things didn’t go as planned when The Photo Atlas set out to record their latest EP. “We were in the studio. We had been together for so long and I think I could see it in everyone’s faces. I don’t want to say their hearts weren’t in it but I think everyone was getting discouraged,” says lead singer Alan Andrews.
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