Gooch Palms – New Single “Are We Wasted?” – SXSW 2019 – Tour Dates
Gooch Palms new single "Are We Wasted?" further solidifies our suspicions towards the Aussie tradition of baking up tasty snacks that are the perfect blend of colorful sweetness we somehow manage to look cooler by eating. Something weird has been going on down in Australia for a while now, something is up we can feel. As far as the video goes, our homie Slater said it best, "you couldn't handle that shit on strong acid."
Steven’s Visions: Vol. 1
Steven's Visions: Volume 1 Show photography by Steven Gonzalez
Mixtape Monday: Don’t Wunna Be Tamed
Mixtape Monday: Don't Wunna Be Tamed
Album Review: Harlem Puts Us To Sleep With Oh Boy
Had this been their first album it would have been fine, a stepping stone not so much listened to by anyone but still exists in the background, a reminder of where they came from. As an album this far into the game, as something they have arrived at, Oh Boy sounds about as good as that Lou Reed/Metallica joint Lulu and barely more listenable.
Film Review: Alita: Battle Angel (NO SPOILERS)
We as an audience find ourselves intrigued by her mystery; drawn to the shadow, squinting into the abyss with excitement of the potential sensed boiling beneath the surface. Alita is a martial arts film disguised as a heroes journey and that is what makes it great.
Mixtape Monday: Politics as Usual (An Open Letter to America)
The only thing holding this one together is the ethos.
Album Review: Frankie and the Witch Fingers – ZAM
Frankie and the Witch Fingers ride talent the way most Burger bands ride trends. Zam is the best rock n roll has to offer.
Mixtape Monday: Tunnel of Love
Mixtape Monday: Tunnel of Love
Artist Spotlight: Remy:Badout
Remy:Badout works in Polaroid based photography which is then digitally processed. This is Badout's latest series MARS.
Mixtape Monday: Gleaming the Mood
Mixtape Monday: Gleaming the Mood
Fanclub: All The Same EP and Instagram Takeover!
Fanclub: All The Same EP and Instagram Takeover! By Jay Armstrong I meant every word I said back in August gushing over Fanclub. What I did not know then, even in the light of such positive feelings, is how much getting their latest six songs would hit when playing it. This All The Same EP is a great step for the band. For the strength of their first two singles hearing their songs blend forming who they are and what shape they are proving to be is powerful beyond expectations. “Stranger” comes in like a John Hughes film; all four/four time and catch-me-if-you-can wanton synths, guitar lingering in the…
