Pela defines themselves as the definitive “American rock ‘n roll band”. Placed in an era where fortune often originates from superficial aspects, Pela can
I usually find split singles to be a fun listen. After all, the chance that you’ll like at least one of the songs is
I often find myself fascinated with dramatically poetic musicians. A lugubrious perspective applied toward the lyrical aspect doesn’t hurt either. There is not much
I’m sure your mother has told you at least once to “respect your elders”. The Zetland Players are certainly respectful, with two of the
It seems rather traditional to do a Christmas compilation, so I don’t like to be one who breaks the tradition. Usually, when people think
The question has echoed endlessly: what makes the perfect pop song? The Beatles knew the answer, as did The Beach Boys, but contemporary artists
Oh, I’ve been waiting far too long for Jarvis Cocker‘s new solo album. Sure, it was fun seeing Jarvis (and the rest of the
I wonder how far a review of The Isles can go without mentioning The Smiths… not very far at all, it seems. The comparison
DJ Shadow – Erase You (featuring Chris James) [audio:https://obscuresound.com/mp3/p8/dj-era.mp3] DJ Shadow – Seein’ Thangs (featuring David Banner) [audio:https://obscuresound.com/mp3/p8/dj-see.mp3] Josh Davis (DJ Shadow) has long
Voxtrot are the second band from Austin, Texas that we are featuring this week. I just realized this as well, but the bigger question