by Charles Norman | Sep 28, 2013 | Features
Colornoise – Polychronic Don’t tell me the moon is shining; show me the glint of light on broken glass. – Chekhov Colornoise describes its music as “experimental noise rock.” But Polychronic, their second LP, is not a random collection of weird...
by Charles Norman | Sep 21, 2013 | Features
Legend tells us that, eons ago in the Age of Sepia, a journeyman musician named Delta Will walked out onto a Mississippi crossroads at midnight and flagged down a passing spaceship. In exchange for his soul, the aliens granted Delta Will the ability to play the blues...
by Charles Norman | Sep 8, 2013 | Features
There’s nothing wrong with a good love song. As my Nana used to say, “Reverbo, si juegas esa basura Kennedys Muerta una vez más voy a poner mi cabeza en el horno y encender el gas lo juro por Dios!” Then she would prance around the kitchen holding a plate of arroz...
by Charles Norman | Sep 4, 2013 | Features
Dog Bite, led by Atlanta-based musician Phil Jones, occupies an expanse of lo-fi dream pop bandwidth beyond the orbits of Minks and Memoryhouse and closer to the sun than Ariel Pink. Many of Dog Bite’s songs feature a simple, repetitive guitar line in the foreground...
by Charles Norman | Sep 2, 2013 | Features
Amalie Bruun stays busy. In addition to fronting Ex Cops with Brian Harding, she models, gets profiled in fashion magazines, acts in commercials directed by Martin Scorsese, AND maintains a solo career as a singer-songwriter. It’s no wonder she’s so thin....
