by Jonathan Frahm • • Comments Off on Watch | Iuliano – ‘Who Knows’
If you’ve been wondering where acid folk went, we think we’ve found it. Iuliano’s brand new music video for his single, ‘Who Knows’, is all sorts of trippy. Featuring the artist singing against all manner of weird and wonderful backdrops,…
by Bob Fish • • Comments Off on Album | Father John Misty – God’s Favourite Customer
Father John Misty is having a miserable time. God’s Favourite Customer makes that much perfectly clear. Pure Comedy featured a Josh Tillman who had it all figured out. He was churning out the press for months before the disc came…
by Jonathan Frahm • • Comments Off on Album | Justin Shapiro – Campfire Party
As listeners, we are all too prone to consider any new artist who pops up on our iTunes hub as an overnight success story. Little do some know, though, that most of these folks have been putting in their dues…
by Kirsty Folan • • Comments Off on Album | Courtney Barnett – Tell Me How You Really Feel
Melbourne songwriter, Courtney Barnett is back with new album, Tell Me How You Really Feel. Laid back and effortless, the opening track, ‘Hopefulessness’ is an optimistic confession of vulnerability and depression as Courtney sings that “It’s ok to have a…
by Jason Schneider • • Comments Off on Album | Aaron Allen and the Small City Saints – Judgement Day
There’s a revolution underway in country music, and Aaron Allen is doing his part. On his latest album, Judgement Day, the native of London, Ontario, Canada shows his solidarity with artists such as Chris Stapleton, Sturgill Simpson and Jason Isbell…
by Jonathan Frahm • • Comments Off on Listen | Eric Frisch – I Can’t Sing With a Broken Heart
Eric Frisch is a songwriter who is capable of consistently producing one of the most poignant literary devices in his music. That would be nostalgia, which the heartstring-pulling antics of lo-fi indie charmer ‘I Can’t Sing With a Broken Heart’…
by Jonathan Frahm • • Comments Off on Album | Keith Morris & the Crooked Numbers – Psychopaths & Sycophants
Going in blind with Keith Morris & the Crooked Numbers’ Psychopaths & Sycophants, this writer could’ve sworn he was going to be taken on an idiosyncratic death metal journey with a title such edge. What Morris and his crew have to offer…
by Jonathan Frahm • • Comments Off on Premiere | Planes on Paper – Day Alone
Rooted in the same vein of contemporary folk as early Blind Pilot or Okkervil River, Planes on Paper produce music that is occasionally grand and always intimate. Composed of Jen Borst and Navid Eliot, their artful debut album Edge Markings is…
by Jonathan Frahm • • Comments Off on Album | Randy Steele – Moccasin Bender
As it continues to grow, Americana’s sound becomes less clearly defined. Evolving from the alt-country movement of the 80s and 90s, this genre was initially known for its soulful roots sound. For many, it was revolutionary, given its very conscious…
by Lorenzo Righetto • • Comments Off on Album | Homunculus Res – Della stessa sostanza dei sogni
Admittedly, Italian pop and rock movements have often been a pale counterpart of the international scene. One of the few exceptions, which is extraordinary enough that many people outside Italy know about it, is the progressive music scene. Italian bands…