B&E Podcast Episode 35: Phantom Engine
We talk with Josh and Jordan, the brothers behind the indie pop band.
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AUDIO: Treeminder – “Treeminder”
Math rock quartet Treeminder are out with their debut self-titled record. This thing is rich with complex rhythms, emo-friendly vocals, and moonlit moodiness. The final two tracks are a two-part song, one-half swampy folk and the other-half prog instrumental. Enjoy the ghostly dog on the cover art and the third track’s sample of a guy talking about how much he
Read moreAUDIO: Julia Thomsen – “New Beginnings”
What I love most about December is the number of Christmas tracks which appear. However, it is not often that I find myself gravitating to one quite as much as I did when I first came across ‘New Beginnings’ by Julia Thomsen. It is a classical composition which delves into the Christmas space, and it pierces its way through with
Read moreB&E Podcast Episode 34: The American Standard
We talk with Sean Fisher, bassist from the New Jersey pop punk band.
Read moreSluka Goes Deep on “Iko, Iko” Video
Now there are music videos, and then there’s Sluka’s most recent music video for “Iko, Iko”.
Read more“Face It” By Bones Fires Up The Metal Scene
If you are bored with the monotonicity of the music scene and do not want to hear the same two or three tunes in each new song, the singer-songwriter Bones will definitely breathe fresh air into your life. In every detail of his art, the artist owns his path of not going after the hype and creating sounds coming from
Read moreMetaspion Pushes Hard on New Album Cryptomeduza
It would be interesting to observe Metaspion, the single man producer/musician/artist otherwise known as Morten Richter, at work.
Read moreSofaTramp is in the Zone on New Album Wax On
Deep into 2020, electronic music—real electronic music, that devoid of recorded vocals, which functions as a collection of instrumentals and might serenade you at a bar, a coffee shop, or perhaps at those discos that once dominated the larger part of Europe—is alive and kicking.
Read moreB&E Podcast Episode 33: Ras Minano
We call to Australia to talk with the Ghanan-born afrobeat artist.
Read moreAmirah Is Asking Us To unite Despite Our Differences With Her Powerful Single “Tell Me”
“What should I believe? How can I believe? Am I my name, am I my face? My religion or my race? My tradition or my tribe? Or just this heart that beats inside?” With these thoughtful lyrics and pacifist messages, the Malaysian-born singer Amirah is trying to unite everyone despite their differences in this time of massive political change taking
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