Tagged: mexican summer
Stream: Mood Rings, “Pathos y Lagrimas”
Mood Rings released one of my favorite slept-on gems of 2011 with Sweater Weather Forever, and now the wistful Atlanta band have finally come through on that EP’s promise, signing to Mexican Summer and prepping … read more »
Live at Grand Street Bakery: Vietnam
Since Vietnam graced the FADER #42 cover back in December 2006, group leader Michael Gerner took some time out to breathe, shave his beard, and gather new band members for a triumphant 2013 return. A … read more »
Stream: The Soft Pack, “Tallboy”
San Diego’s The Soft Pack contemplate the hair of the dog on “Tallboy,” the second single for their forthcoming Strapped LP, a follow-up to 2010′s self-titled debut. With toasty organ tones and lush horns that … read more »
Stream: Tamaryn, “I’m Gone”
San Francisco’s great shoegaze duo Tamaryn returned today with “I’m Gone,” paring with the oppressive humidity in a devastating tandem to make your heart beat slow and your stomach feel hollow. I’m going/ In shards … read more »
Four on the Floor: Electronic Labels
Everything goes in cycles, and right now we’re currently somewhere in the late-middle period of a heavy electronic music resurgence. Everyone involved is obsessed with talking about the textures of their music, and even more … read more »
The Tripwire: On Quilt’s Coherent Psych-Twang
Boston-based band Quilt had their coming out party this week, releasing their debut self-titled album (via Mexican Summer) and playing a celebratory show at Brooklyn’s Glasslands. But you’d hardly know it by searching the internet. … read more »
Ford & Lopatin, Tamaryn and Shannon Funchess Collaborate For Mex100
There are snakes infecting the union. And when Light Asylum’s Shannon Funchess says this, it gives this sentiment an even greater sense of urgency. You can’t be complacent listening to her sing anything, she emotes … read more »
Photos: On Tour with Light Asylum
Light Asylum are famously mighty live, sometimes Herculean and sometimes super dark, but always beaming so much power from Shannon Funchess’ vocal chords and Bruno Coviello’s keys. And they’ve built themselves up largely on that … read more »
Live From Gary’s Electric: The Black Ryder
On a day off from their tour with The Cult, The Black Ryder rolled through town to play their first-ever NYC show at Death By Audio. Before they did, however, they strummed out a couple … read more »
Interview With Tamaryn
Listening to Tamaryn feels kind of like a prolonged moment of that feeling you get just before going under surgical anesthesia. You feel totally worry-free and have minimal needs, just count down from ten and … read more »
