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There’s a disconnect between the post title and hero image because, well, these old Guitar Player (RIP) covers have nothing to do with the editorial team at gear marketplace Reverb.com. But seeing the latter’s recent feature on The Cure, I was reminded that for a player with the longevity, influence, and distinctiveness that Robert Smith […]
I surely would have gotten around to a “hey do you remember” post for Yuck at some point, but after last night, it may as well be now. Without doing an evidence board for it but having lived through it, the UK quartet were part of an ongoing wave of acts who discovered and were […]
Osaka’s Honeydip are another of the class of influential turn of the century Japanese shoegaze bands who missed out on the digitizing their catalogs for the streaming era, thus restricting their work to those who had or were willing to hunt down one of their CDs. They’re remedying that somewhat now, with the release of […]
Because it amuses me, here’s a song with the same name but otherwise completely unrelated the one posted Monday. “Evangeline” was the first non-4AD release by Cocteau Twins, coming out in September 1993 and previewing Four-Calendar Cafe, their first album for Fontana. It was also a notable record for being the first where Elizabeth Fraser’s […]
Weekends are an odd time to release new music but when it’s a Thai-gaze team up between excellent newcomers Slowwves and Bangkok elder statesmen Death Of Heather, I’ll allow it. On Saturday, the former released “Evangeline”, a slow-burning epic of a single with a “featuring” as the kids credit it from the latter, specifically DOH […]
Fazerdaze returned to North America last year twice – a short solo tour in May around a couple festival appearances, and a more thorough itinerary as a duo supporting Australian psych outfit Pond around the release of her second album Soft Power. The latter included an appearance at Seattle’s KEXP for a four-song live set […]
I would like to not take that lowest hanging of fruit and make some comment about having “cigarettes” in your band name demanding you play dreamy, atmospheric guitar music with reverb pedals turned up to 11, but Bubble Tea and Cigarettes and don’t make it easy. Originally from New York, relocated to Los Angeles and […]
Montreal dream-funk (my genre name, stamped it, no take backs) trio Men I Trust turned out to be one of my key pandemic bands, having first seen them months before the world shut down and living through lockdown in the warm tones of Oncle Jazz. Their attempts to tour 2021’s Untourable Album became a bellwether […]
Brighton relocated to London newcomers alphabet are just three songs into their career, but have already made some noteworthy fans such as Fontaines D.C. and Shame. And they are definitely RIYL for fans of that modern flavour of post-punk, though they go back to the old school for the foundation, adding a healthy dollop of […]
As recently as last November, when She’s Green came onto my radar, the Minneapolis five-piece looked to be another regional genre favourite, known to locals and a handful of subreddits. Now it looks like the word might be just a little more out, with their being attached to an international (well, two countries) tour with […]
