Weekly-Mixtape-Podcast By and For Underground Musicians.This week: World cup! Music review-writing! Accidents! Rap! (Follow us on Facebook! Instagram! Twitter! And lots of stuff about these and other bands, including John’s extremely interesting weekly interviews, is at www.hlycrp.com.)
He can sing, he can play guitar, he can write good lyrics, and now we’re watching Derek making the transition from musician to producer. Art is always about growth 👍
Photograph by Rose Droll It’s the future! This song sounds both like the background and the foreground. Rose Droll is telling a story here that’s allowed to register mostly in the part of your brain that’s not paying tons of attention but will probably remember.
Feel the Pain by The Painkillers Music with the ease and confidence that either comes from being young deluded and on drugs, or from years and years of not giving a fuck. In this case it’s probably the latter and we love it
This Time Last Night by Esther Rose Recorded to sound like an old record playing from an old jukebox, with sun shining on the floor and dust in the air and somebody serving pie. But it’s also very modern – this is a sexually empowered woman and she wants to make sure you know.
Endless Scroll by BODEGA Once again we say, if you are both musical and funny, please don’t hide that light under a bushel. It’s 2019 and we need that shit so bad. Do it, Bodega! Art rock!
Weekly-Mixtape-Podcast By and For Underground Musicians.This week: Women! Throwing Leo DeCaprio under the bus. Singles vs. Albums. (Follow us on Facebook! Instagram! Twitter! And lots of stuff about these and other bands, including John’s extremely interesting weekly interviews, is at www.hlycrp.com.)
A Fully Cursed Energy by The World's Greatest Detective It sounds like it’s going to be a grateful dead kind of jam, but then the singer starts with sort of an ecstatic Housemartins kind of thing, and then they go in several different directions from there. The song suggests a band full of musicians who […]
It’s hard to top the original, but Quinn Powers comes pretty close here. His electronic choices highlight that this is a particularly well-written song, and his delivery is creepy and compelling. Quinn please make it about 7 minutes longer and put it on spotify so that we can listen in the car