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Songs for the Sleepwalkers – Our Rehearsed Spontaneous Reactions
Los Fantasmas del Mariachi – The Business EP
Singles: Field Music, Alvin Purple, Master and the Mule, Cut yourself in half, Holy State, Baddies, Blacklisters

| Greetings, readers bought Orestes P. Coltrane’s guide to stalking your kindergarten teacher (vol. 1 Jello o’death!! Welcome to another edition of our “off again, off again, hey it’s on again!” single reviews column. Granted, some of them aren’t singles, but I liked them and made my stupid human collaborators review ’em. Mahalo. This week’s…
Invitation: Low Duo’s EP launch

Time sure flies when you’re watching life fritter away from the window sill. It was less than a year ago that we saw Low Duo at Pete David and The Payroll Union‘s Haymageddon. Heck, they are now called The Payroll Union (still an ace band). So, in one year, Low Duo have released 3 EPs and…
Invite: Autism Awareness Night

We cordially invite you to a night of free music at West Street Live this Thursday, 2nd of February, in support of ACCT (Asperger’s Children and Cares Together) and ASD Friendly, two charities that need support. The event starts at 7:00 PM and the line up is: -Lineup 2 -John Swain –Don’t Sleep Dream, who…
Burns like fire : Stewed, Screwed and Tattooed

Sometimes you need a mellow day filled with naps, soft cheese and violins and some days you just want to snap that violin in half and turn your record player all the way up. You blast good old fashioned punk rock to keep you from destroying everything in your house and it feels effing amazing…
Sun Glitters – High EP
Simian Ghost – Lovelorn
Live Review : Easy Tells

With a voice as sweet as honey, Easy Tells started their set off on a Tuesday, night in a loungey Manhattan club like it was a Southern down-home bar. There is certainly something easy about this band, they’re easy to listen to, tap your feet to, they’re easy on the ears and easy on the…
Daniel Pearson – Satellites