Seattle’s pop punk quarter TacocaT shared their new Lost Time album today. Lost Time is officially out this Friday on all formats via Hardly Art. And you can pre-order the album here too. It’s amazing to watch TacocaT grow from their 2007 inception through the palindrome jokes to this album. Hell, they’re even opening for Bernie Sanders these days. You […]
Los Angeles’ Colleen Green dropped one of the finer albums of 2015 with her I Want To Grow Up LP. The album featured a glossier version of the DIY, “stoner pop” she’d been crafting for years. Today, Green announced she has another EP on the way. The self-titled EP will arrive on May 13 via Infinity […]
Seattle singer/songwriter Stefan Paul George has actively written, recorded and released music for the majority of the past decade now. While much of the earlier material focused on George (SPG) as a solo act, SPG recently shifted gears with his new band The Vices. The trio of SPG, Samuel Orson Mcdonald and Clarke Reid rounds out the new […]
We got the first taste of Ontario songstress Jessy Lanza’s new Oh No album with the eclectically alluring single “It Means I Love You” back in January. The glitch groove track displayed Lanza’ knack for hypnotic pop. Fortunately, she’s dropped another Oh No cut that continues where “I Love You” left off. The incredibly danceable, upbeat “V V […]
Whitney’s “No Woman” seemingly came out of nowhere earlier this year and quickly became one of 2016’s best tracks. Whitney is composed of Max Kakacek (formerly of Smith Westerns) and Julien Ehrlich (formerly of Unknown Mortal Orchestra). On the heels of their “No Woman” success, Whitney have announced their debut full length Light Upon The Lake. The new album drops […]