Best New Music of 2014 (According to Tom)
It’s that time of year again when we look back at the amazing art and content we received over the past 12 months and highlight our favourites. In terms of […]
Category Archives: Music
Stream The New Pornographer’s Latest Before Release (if you are American)
Oh to be Canadian. Second fiddle to every streaming site. Blocked uniformly from mythic services like Hulu, and apparently Apple Radio. I find it funny that a Canadian band, The […]
Pink Floyd to release first new album in 20 years!!!
Wow, 1994 was a long long time ago. That was the year of Pink Floyd’s last major release, The Division Bell. It was a beautiful album much in the vein […]
Music Review: Parquet Courts – Sunbathing Animal
Parquet Courts first album, Light Up Gold, was a great re-introduction to the awesomeness of lo-fi indie post-punk, and it rightly garnered a lot of positive buzz (especially in Britain). […]
Music Review: Amida – Boring Birth
Amida is a 5 piece pop band coming out of Manchester. They had their debut in 2007 with an EP called “Arts and Crafts” and since then, they have […]
Pixies Releasing First Studio Album in 23 Years: Indie Candy
1991. That was the year of the last major Pixies release. Since “Trompe Le Monde”, music has gone in many different directions. We have had Nirvana, we have had boy […]
And the Grammy goes to…
This performance was insane, meaning everything that came after sucked even more! Truth be told, I hate the Grammys. I hate them for multiple reasons. They exist to raffirm who […]
Best Music of 2013 – Tom’s Picks
Happy New Year everyone! I hope you all had a wonderful Christmas holiday and that your party is continuing until at least tomorrow. With the spirit of the holidays in […]
Experience the mind-melting Nine Inch Nails Tension tour NOW!
If you weren’t able to get tickets or you just want to experience (or re-live) an insane concert experience, check out today’s 90 minute digital release of Nine Inch Nails’s 2013 Tension […]
Best New Music of May 2013
Another month gone and another play list. Stand-outs this month are the return of early 2000s British pop icons Travis, another great track from Daft Punk’s new album “Random Access […]
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