Article Archive for July 2009
While The Bravery continues to hammer away details on their latest album and to set up tour dates for the Fall, we thought about hitting up “Tyrant” off of their 2005 self-titled debut album to …
Leaves in the River brought Alex Brown Church and the rest of Sea Wolf much further than the charming lead singer and guitarist could have asked for. Their live show turned an album we gave …
Let the glamorous U2 references roll from your tongue or even the rigid White Lies ones. Blacklist has emerged onto the stormy indie rock scene with Midnight of the Century off of Wierd Records, which …
The UK has our attention this week with Blur, Ciam, The Radio Department, Reverend & The Makers and Howling Bells.
If we didn’t mention The Radio Department first, we would not be following up on our …
2007’s Anytown Graffiti from Pela knocked the socks off of us and since then our expectations for the Brooklyn-based ensemble seem somewhat unrealistic. After reading an interview with lead man Billy McCarthy by Kutztown University’s …
Sigur Ros and Riceboy Sleeps have enabled us to look at Iceland in a new light. We saw ambient, oxygen-fresh instruments painting what we have come to see as Icelandic indie music. When Seabear came …

