Get Lost In The Euphoric Dream Of Holy Golden’s “Labyrinth” Phil Songs February 22, 2018The colourful Rhode Island duo Holy Golden graced these gray and solemn pages last August with their surreal little video for...
Banzai Cliff & The Existential Dread Of Being “Too Young To Die” Phil Rock January 24, 2018Following the release of Banzai Cliff’s debut single, “Strange Things Are Afoot”, the Oakland-based (but also sorta Philly) band has...
Sonny Baker Shares Soaring & Jangly “Reluctant Thief” Phil Rock December 5, 2017Sonny Baker is the Buffalo-based multi-instrumentalist and a fixture in the local scene having played in several bands. On the...
Premiere: Courters Share Gritty Garage Rock Single “May Song” Phil Premieres November 30, 2017Hailing from Boston, guitarist Dan Palimeri, bassist William (Billy) O’Brien, and drummer Ethan Cannon joined forces in 2011 to bring...
Tai Chi Tommy Screams While “Buried Under Your Love” Phil Videos October 19, 2017Buried Under Your Love is the debut single from Tai Chi Tommy’s forthcoming debut project, “Sad Souls Social Club” EP....
Tuvaband Release Melancholic & Hypnotizing “Trees” Phil Chill October 16, 2017After seven quiet months, Norwegian/English duo Tuvaband (Simon Would and Tuva Hellum Marschhäuser), returns the heartfelt Trees. Recorded in two apartments...
Exitpost & Noy Markel Might Want A “Glimpse Of You” Phil Future October 6, 2017After sadly losing my feature on Exitpost’s (Ken Herman) beautiful Fluttering, the NYC via Tokyo producer returns with another gem...
Worst Gift Wonder “What’s Another 40 Bucks Between Friends?” Phil Rock September 14, 2017I guess it was only a matter of time until I featured kids that I saw play at Streetsville’s Masonic...
J F L E Drops Erratic And Tension Filled “Shy Lovers” Video Phil Videos March 23, 2017Fueled by his pent up frustration and personal confusion, Shy Lovers is the new single with an accompanying video by London-based...
Dog Trainer’s “Graffiti” Is What You Need Right Now Phil Videos March 16, 2017What began in 2016 as Nicholas Greenberg’s solo project with six tracks worth of material would soon become a trio...
