Something To Chew On by The Piggies John and I parsed out these chords so that we could do a cover (B, E, F#), but we sounded totally lame-o. As John points out in the podcast, badass can’t be faked. The Piggies got it
Computers are here to stay – we think, probably – so it’s time to invite them into your band. The Space Buggy is a really cool hybrid of the actual and the digitall, whose music hovers just on the other side of being understandable. There are computers in there, certainly, but also people banging things […]
Until You're Gone by Blue Heart's Revelry From Easton, PA, a banjoy-grateful dead-meets-wilco sound, plus a fiddle (not rock violin. Fiddle) that steals the show.
New Morning Light (EP) by Francie Moon Francie Moon continues to express her true self, sittin in the middle of sweet and bitter, in the middle of happy and mean, in the middle of heavy rock and the kind of music that goes oo-ooo-ooo
The Hills by Possum Great music for jumping around, in a masculine kind of way. You’ll also get a good, diverse jumping workout because the tempo changes about 11 times. Enjoy
Weekly-Mixtape-Podcast By and For Underground Musicians. This week: Rashes! Rock opera! Australia is BACK! Also mentioned in this episode: Worley-Firley Farm, Derek Allen, Elton John, Andre 3000, and thank you to the bands who helped us find this week’s bands: Space Buggy, Wine Lips, Olivia Kennedy, The Pretty Littles, Jacques le Coque. (Follow us on […]
Also: How to get famous via beer commercials. Songwriting with clouds. Controversy about John’s dad’s ears. #sting! #bigwords! #megafame! (Follow us on Facebook! Instagram! Twitter!)
Dust Hat – EP by Dust Hat New Haven’s rock & roll barbershop quartet want you to shake it like a squirrel. And yes, they do perform in video stores. JP says 👍👍.
Deep sounds from Michigan, as catchy as shoegaze gets. I was walking around singing this all week, and I don’t even know any of the words. Definitely listen