Rudy Norman: Back To The Streets (Flying Mojito Brothers Refritos)
Here’s a record that may flown under the radar but is a remix project that is not only dope, but got the nod the artist himself to make this already […]
Tag Archives: Rock
Feeling This Today – Andrew Gabbard: Bummed
New music from Dayton, Ohio’s Andrew Gabbard. Gabbard has been on the scene for a minute with bands like Thee Shams, Buffalo Killers, and Gabbard Brothers. This Midwest rocker has […]
GA-20: No No
It seems that the Massachusetts duo GA-20 has been busy during this pandemic. The blues rockers, whose debut record on Karma Chief/ Colemine Records Lonely Soul debuted at #2 on […]
Holy Hive: I Don’t Envy Yesterdays
We’re always happy when we hear something new from the always moving forward, dreamy Holy Hive. The gang are back with a brand new set of songs after much success […]
Sapria: Strain b/w Initiation
Starting the week off with some new music from one of our favorite labels in the last ten years, Delights, we dig in to the Jerusalem-based label’s latest release from […]
Antonio L. Newton: Novaphonia
Today we go back a bit and visit an obscure release, 1987’s Novaphonia by Antonio L. Newton. This much sought-after private pressed record is finally available for the first time […]
Adam Gibbons: Here We Go EP
If you’ve been following the talented Adam Gibbons, the driving force behind Lack of Afro, The Damn Straights, and The Unity Sextet, you’ve undoubtedly nodded your head to a funky […]
Steady Sun: Truth Is A Needle
It’s interesting to see how Daptone Records have pivoted after the loss of such great artists like Sharon Jones, Charles Bradley, and Dan Klein of The Frightnrs. The trailblazers of […]
Feeling This Friday: The Damn Straights – Blow It Up
There’s been a long history of rock and rap. From Aerosmith and Run DMC to Public Enemy’s use of a Slayer sample to The Judgement Night soundtrack and beyond, all […]
Feeling ThiS Friday: Brighter Days Ahead
We’re all aware of the change in the music industry as a result of this pandemic. It’s changed a lot. From live shows to touring to releases, putting out records […]
