Jukebox the Ghost set out to perform outdoors in all five boroughs of New York City, as part of the city’s Play Me I’m Yours. They’re currently touring the US.
Now for Australian synth-pop by the new duo, Voltaire Twins. Their single, D.I.L. is already gaining ‘acclaim’...
Canadian band, The Rest, is prepping their next release for early 2011. The album is called SEESAW, and they’re giving away a track, John Huston, several months in advance. It’s an absolutely beautiful track (and free to download at Bandcamp).
Since we first wrote about The Rest last year,...
In the 1960s several naturalists went hiking in the Rocky Mountains, carrying their camera with them to film their adventure. Fifty years later their footage has become the backdrop for a simplistic acoustic band, Blessed Feathers. The result is spellbinding.
As the couple in the video fishes and washes...
Few artists could match the proficiency that young Bob Dylan had when he was in his early twenties. Starting with his self-titled debut in 1962 when he was only twenty years old and the twenty four months that followed, Dylan released 47 studio recordings on four albums of astonishing quality.
The press...
It’s easy to spot a seasoned artist. Lee Miles comes to mind when I think of someone that has been writing, recording and performing for most of his life. Hailing from Fort Wayne, Indiana, Lee Miles has developed his craft of folk songwriting that brings early `70s Neil Young to mind, or more recently...
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