Hot off the release of their sophomore album, You Can Take Your Sorry Ass Back To West Texas!, the seven-piece Austin, Texas indie-folk outfit Madisons graciously answered our 8 Questions. Consisting of the following members, our Q&A with Madisons is…
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Canadian singer/songwriter Shaun Bosch has released his debut studio album, Silence. The album’s first single, “Garden,” is a meditation on personal growth. Featuring fellow Edmonton singer/songwriter Emily Coulston, the duo also appear in the cinematic video for the single. Watch…
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When you have the ear of John Moreland, you are doing something right. Thus the well-deserved admiration for Paint Another Layer On My Heart, the latest release from New Orleans-via-North Carolina singer/songwriter Caleb Caudle. Following the 2012 release Tobacco Town, Caudle hit…
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Announcing their arrival via a sonic blitzkrieg, London’s dressmaker forge noise and melody on their debut EP, Glass. At first blush strains of early Joy Division eek through. On further inspection, dressmaker channels a much more sinister muse. From the…
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Nashville trio The Wans relish in unabashed garage rock. Raw and bluesy with just the right amount of sleaze, the band will release its debut album, He Said, She Said, on 9 September. The album’s first single, “I Can’t Fix…
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With no shortage of ambition or musical output, Sleeping Orchard has released two albums already this month, Planet Snakes and George. From the latter, the single “Cloudy Skies” is an astral waltz of indifference. Visit Sleeping Orchard’s full catalog via…
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Bluegrass quartet Frank Solivan & Dirty Kitchen are set to release their latest album, Cold Spell, on 12 August. The album features guest contributions from the likes of Leon Alexander, Sam Bush, John Cowan, Rob Ickes and Megan McCormick. In…
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A breezy dance track from London’s Crash Island, “Howl (Come On!),” is the first single from the group’s forthcoming EP, Strange Shores. Sweaty and infectious, it’s a challenge not to be excited by “Howl (Come On!).” Stream/purchase “Howl (Come On!)”…
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With two EPs and the same number of singles under their collective belt, London-based Firestations‘ latest, “Never Closer,” is marked by etherial guitar, hazy vocals and a slow-chugging bottom end. Firestations recently recorded an LP’s worth of material, featuring songs of…
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