SONG OF THE DAY: Anthony Hamilton – “The Truth”
Anthony Hamilton is without a doubt one of my favorite soul/r&b artists. "The Truth", off the excellent album Ain't Nobody Worryin', is one of my favorite songs. So it is sort…
UPCOMING SHOW AND SONG OF THE DAY: Macklemore and Ryan Lewis — “Otherside Remix”
The video project for "Otherside Remix ft. Fences" took place over a year and a half at a bunch of different locations. It was directed by the same guy who…
SONG OF THE DAY: Fleet Foxes — “The Shrine / An Argument”
The Shrine / An Argument from Sean Pecknold on Vimeo. "The Shrine / An Argument" is from Fleet Foxes' Helplessness Blues released earlier this year on Sub Pop. The album is…
SONG OF THE DAY: Deer Tick — “Main Street”
"Main Street" is a new release, and the video is awesome. I'll let it speak for itself. It's rumored they'll be releasing a new album/EP soon as well.
SONG OF THE DAY: Sharon Van Etten — “Serpents”
Sharon Van Etten - Serpents by Pretty Much Amazing Van Etten's new album, Tramp, is due out on February 7 on Jagjaguwar. It has some fantastic guest appearances from Aaron and…
SONG OF THE DAY: Gotye — “Somebody That I Used to Know”
"Somebody That I Used to Know" is off Making Mirrors, which was released in August this year. My friend showed me this video over the break, it's a super…
SONG OF THE DAY: Portage — “Into the River”
Portage hails from the great state of Minnesota and formed in early 2011. Their self-released album, The Unsalted Sea, is full of excellently crafted rock/pop numbers and streamable in its entirety…
SONG OF THE DAY: The Submarines — “You, Me & The Bourgeoisie”
"You, Me, & The Bourgeoisie" is off the album Honeysuckle Weeks, released in 2008. John Dragonetti and Blake Hazard, the band's two main members (they sometimes tour with additional people) are…
SONG OF THE DAY: BlakRoc – “Ain’t Nothing Like You”
Ain't Nothing Like You is off of the self-titled BlakRoc (BlakRoc Records, 2009).
SONG OF THE DAY: Russian Circles – “309”
|a splattered corneal roan| On their new album Empros, Chicago-based trio Russian Circles makes a convincing case for instrumental post-[insert genre]. "309," Empros' opener, hits harder than anything the band has…