There’s a lot to love about Andrew Choi’s musical persona St. Lenox. This is the third release of his that I’ve had the great joy of listening to, and each one is so full of interesting stories that I come back to them again and again. Ten Fables Of Young Ambition And Passionate Love isn’t out until the end of September, but I’ve been listening … Continue reading St Lenox-Ten Fables Of Young Ambition And Passionate Love
Tei Shi has described her work as “mermaid music.” It’s as good a description as any, as her songs tend to include many different genres layered on top of one another. She also has a voice that draws you in, like the siren song of the sea. Pop music is the easiest way to classify it, though I don’t know a lot of pop songs … Continue reading Tei Shi-Crawl Space
Brooklyn’s finest stopped by 80/35 in Des Moines to bless the crowd with some of the greatest rap music from the past 20 years or so. Continue reading Nas at 80/35
I’ve been following the music of The All-About for a few years now. I was instantly a fan the first time I heard the song “Feel Weird Hit Of The Winter” off 2012’s Winterpop. Something about Zac Coe’s music connects with me more intensely than most, so I’m happy to count him not only as a big part of my life’s soundtrack but also a … Continue reading Be Safe Goodbye, A New Record By The All-About
Captured Tracks has established a record of good releases, with stuff from Mac DeMarco, Perfect Pussy, Wild Nothing and more coming out on their label. The latest single off their roster by EZTV keeps that streak going. It fits in well with music that’s come out lately from Ultimate Painting and Dick Diver, a bit of 60’s surfedelic guitar and hazy vocals that just breezes … Continue reading EZTV-“Trampoline”
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