This EP shows a songwriter finding his sea legs again, after extensive touring as a member of almost too many bands to count (most notably Canada, That’s Him! That’s The Guy!, and Saturday Looks Good To Me). The songs are hopeful and introverted, but with the melodies and elaborate instrumentation one would expect from this [...]
As much a studio concept as a band, Brave Last Days is an ambitious, mysterious pop band. Combining heavily orchestrated hooks with cryptic, often ironic lyrics, Brave Last Days’ sound has commercial appeal and cult potential. In here are introspective themes, layered guitars, and a wry sense of humor. Founded in Milwaukee [...]
Acclaim for Secret Chorus “Clever and smart lyrics lay the groundwork for an impressive post-punk artistic rock nuanced approach.” - Smother Magazine “…this outfit has been tucked away in the less-than-friendly confines of Detroit for more than a year, writing, recording and performing music that stands alone among its contemporaries.” - UR Chicago “Sincere pop poetry — rough [...]
Acclaim for “An Army Life” “An Army Life is a quantum leap in artistry for this talented duo, as the songs are well written, simply produced and allowed to flow with space and relaxed tempos.” - Sound the Sirens “An Army Life is one of the most beautiful folk discs of the year, ten titles absolutely without [...]
Dylan James Brock recorded a 9 song EP in the projects where he lived, an eleven-story mental hospital where the therapy of choice was crack cocaine. Locked in his bedroom for a good week, leaving only to walk to the local Burger King to use its wifi, he made “Down the Mad River.” It draws [...]
The three members of Recluse have been rocking together since they were teenagers. Their music is a drug that addicts a listener with hook after hook. The only way to get their tunes out of your head is to listen to them again. And again. All hailing from New York, this band is the combines the [...]
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