Lapalux’s 2013 Debut ‘Nostalchic’ Gets A Vinyl Reissue From Brainfeeder
[Cover photo credit to Shaun Bloodworth] British Electronic music artist Stuart Howard, aka Lapalux, has announced a 2LP vinyl reissue of his 2013 debut album, Nostalchic, out on January 26th, 2024 via Brainfeeder. The album will arrive on clear vinyl in a gatefold sleeve. Flying Lotus recognised Howard’s talent when he sent a demo email…
“For You” From Thee Sinseers Blends Southern California Sounds With A Devotional Message
[Cover photo credit to Raymond Molinar Nau] Thee Sinseers have released new single “For You” via Colemine Records. Fronted by bandleader and son of East Los Angeles, Joey Quiniones, the group has been exploring the sounds of R&B and Soul for the last five years. The new track seeks out “the perfect soundtrack for the…
Gloryhammer Celebrates Their Cover Of Classic Cheap Trick Track “Mighty Wings” With Wide Release
[Cover photo credit to Fernando Bonenfant] Power Metal band Gloryhammer are calling out to “all fans of music, cinema, literature and art” about their new track and video and also about their upcoming tours. They recently released their album, Return To The Kingdom of Fife, but now they are revealing a cover-song of “Mighty Wings”,…
Zach Seabaugh Writes “Helium Balloons” About Things Better Left Behind
Nashville-based Indie Pop singer/songwriter Zach Seabaugh has released his new single “Helium Balloons”. He’s been steadily releasing singles since 2022, building up to his debut collection this Fall. Seabaugh calls his music “moody music”, a cross between singer/songwriter work and Pop. Zach Seabaugh comments on the new track: I read a story about leaving a restaurant…
Song + Video Premier: Stevi Daft’s “Vertigo” Is A Healing Rock Ritual
[Cover photo credit to Jessica Christian IG_@lovesquish] LA-Based Queer Indie Rock artist Stevi Daft is also a tarot-card reader who finds that audiences often overlap. She will be releasing new single and video “Vertigo” on December 6th 2023, a song which functions as an actual banishment spell in action for an affliction that bedevils her…
Taylor Pearlstein’s ‘Perfect Blue’ EP Delves Into Self-Delusion And Our Desire To Be Wanted
[Cover photo credit to Brooke Banister] Seattle-bred, Bushwick-based Indie Folk Pop artist Taylor Pearlstein has released the Perfect Blue EP. The EP dives more deeply than previous releases into her darker Folk side that often emerges on stage. Taylor Pearlstein writes: “Perfect Blue tells a disorienting story of self delusion, reality weaving, and over-romanticizing to the…
Yasu’s “My Spaceship Lost Control” Finds An Astronaut Adrift
The Japanese-Brazilian trans Progressive Rock artist Yasu has released new single “My Spaceship Lost Control”. The track is a rock opera about “an astronaut who finds his ship adrift in space, with death imminent” and intentionally includes metaphors about depression and mental health. Combining Progressive Rock, New Wave and Pop music, Yasu has strong inspirations…
Today Was Yesterday’s Debut Album Features Rush’s Alex Lifeson & The Doors’ Robby Krieger
The Rock band Today Was Yesterday and Music Theories Recordings / Mascot Label Group have announced the global release of the duo’s self-titled debut studio album for February 23, 2024. The duo consists of lead vocalist, primary songwriter, bassist, guitarist, pianist, and programmer Angelo Barbera and drummer, percussionist and programmer Ty Dennis. On this collection of…
Amanda Stewart Covers “A Long December” From Counting Crows For EP ‘Since It’s Christmas’
[Cover photo credit to The Whiskey Ginger] Montana-based Americana artist Amanda Stewart has shared a new track from her forthcoming five-track holiday EP, Since It’s Christmas. The release of “A Long December” coincides with the 27 year anniversary of the original recording by Counting Crows (December 2, 1996). Comprised of three originals and two covers…
Ethan Iverson Helms Two Trios And Works With Younger Musicians For ‘Technically Acceptable’
[Cover photo credit to Keith Major] Pianist and composer Ethan Iverson has announced the January 19th, 2024 release of his second Blue Note album Technically Acceptable, a new project that finds Iverson at the helm of two different trios, with bass/drum teams Thomas Morgan/Kush Abadey and Simón Willson/Vinnie Sperrazza. They perform a set of new originals plus new versions of Roberta Flack’s “Killing Me Softly With His Song” and…
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