If you’re a fan of dark, synthy vibes, you might already know Lisbet Fritze and Louise Foo from their band Giana Factory. Or maybe you recognize Fritze as the vocalist on Trentmøller’s latest record. The two artists have been working together in various projects for years, and they’e got a new one called Glas with an album ready to release next month. As an introduction … Continue reading Glas-Hungry Moon
Honky Tonk is a funny thing. It’s the only musical form that also describes where you’ll hear it and how you’ll be dancing while the band plays. It’s made for breaking bottles over broken hearts while whiskey flows and fists fly. At least, that’s the image I get in my head when I hear Honky Tonk. Katie Sires and her band of Honky Tonks (oh … Continue reading Katie & The Honky Tonks: Two-Steppin’ In The Shower
It isn’t the norm in 2024 for songs to take their time and wash over you until you’ve completely absorbed yourself in the world the aritst is creating. So often they just want to get to the “good part” that’s catchy and fun and gets you singing along. I appreciate that Catherine Campbell doesn’t rush on her newest single, “Too Late,” instead taking it slow … Continue reading Catherine Campbell-Too Late
The year is still early, and not much has come out so far to be too excited about. A few of my favorites have records coming out in the next couple of months, though, including a new one from the great Odetta Hartman. Swansongs is available March 22nd (322 instead of 222 this time) on Transgressive Records. The first single from the album came out … Continue reading Odetta Hartman-Goldilocks
It’s been almost a decade since Torres raced into the upper echelon of indie rock with her sophomore album, Sprinter. And two and a half years since her last release, Thirstier. With a tour starting up next week, and What an enormous room out a week later, Torres is ready to offer up the next step in her evolution as an artist. Right off the … Continue reading Torres-What an enormous room
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