March Radness: New Releases from Lady Lamb, Lower Dens, and Annalibera
Kelsey celebrates three amazing releases by three amazing female musicians Lady Lamb, Lower Dens, and Annalibera who have all put out great albums in March.
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Album Review: Marika Hackman – We Slept At Last
The Aural Premonition invites you to spend a night with Marika Hackman and her latest album We Slept At Last so you can get to know her (music) better,
Why Have There Been No Great Female Indie Bands?
Kelsey discusses the common practice of female discrimination in music. She argues that females in music should be treated as the norm and not the exception
Father John Misty: Antichrist of the 21st Century
Father John Misty may sound like a bringer of bad news, but he's simply expressing the opposite of everything you've been told to feel. He's the Antichrist of Love.
New Jams: BUHU – 4-Track Cinemat
I think I might be jealous of how much fun everyone BUHU is having on 4-Track Cinemat, because honestly, these guys are ridiculously excited about life.
New Jams: Paul Cook and The Chronicles
Paul Cook and The Chronicles is a master of simple, yet deeply honest and poignant words, not only about romance, but about other issues.
Album Review: The Parlour Suite – Vibes
Minimal and classic 80's synth themes permeate Vibes, The Parlour Suite mixes in modern elements and isolating each sound or feel for a time-bending effect.
New Jams: Sylvan Esso and Bibio
If you're looking for new fresh, lush electronic sounds for the summer, look no further then Bibio's Silver Wilkinson and Sylvan Esso's self titled album.
Interview with Emma Ruth Rundle
We talk with Emma Ruth Rundle about her upcoming solo album Some Heavy Ocean, her songwriting process, and who she would most like to shred guitar with.
Album Review: Sisyphus – Sisyphus
What Sisyphus has done with their self titled album and their collaboration with not only a visual artist, but a museum and a city, is a new thing, a first.