Daily Dose: Lars Boquist & The 1712s – Water
Lars Boquist went solo 2016 and released his first album 'Larser Than Life'. The album was mostly instrumental. But this time, together with his band The 1712s it’s songs with vocals (except for the...
The Test Drive: The Two Man Travelling Medicine Show – Oh Me Oh Mi
'Oh Me Oh Mi', the latest outing from The Two Man Travelling Medicine Show, is definitely made for that hip audiophile with a penchant for alt-country with a hidden pleasure for post-punk. The tracks are a unique...
Daily Dose: Tuesday X – Them
Tuesday X has a wild and jumbled history, split between its life as a solo recording project, and the live band that followed.
Beginning in October of 2015 as a self-titled EP recorded by Seth...
First Listen: Auld – Need Her Still
In true form of vintage artists such as The Church, U2, and The National, Auld has clearly found their voice in the new music scene. A bittersweet combination of soulful hooks and weathered vocals,...
Daily Dose: Bill March – It’s Up To You
Bill March is from Cleveland, OH. In a career spanning over three decades. Bill has played solo and with a countless number of bands, including Cleveland-area recording artists such as Jonah Koslen (Michael Stanley...
First Listen: Vrillon – Wizard
With solid vocals and a smooth songwriting style, the UK's own Vrillon really capture that special essence that, not only makes a song tolerable but memorable. Think the harmonies of School of Fish and...
Daily Dose: Simon D James – My Everything
Simon D. James’ musical obsession has paid dividends, as he releases his strongest song yet after its genesis took him from the dizzy and rarefied heights of Mexico City to the unlikely subterranean depths...
First Look: I Am A Rocketship – Face Off
I Am A Rocketship's new track titled 'Face Off' is a unique combination of slow harmony and sonic dissonance. I know those are polar opposites yet, in combination, create a blend both pleasing to...
Daily Dose: Plastic Teardrops – Falling Together
Plastic Teardrops is a Barcelona based recording artist and producer well known for his infusion of Trip-hop, Downtempo, Acoustic, and Blues. Plastic Teardrops’ resonant vibe perfectly blended with flexibility and quick transition of incredible...
Daily Dose: House of Harm – Always
House Of Harm came to fruition when it's two-member Michael Rocheford, and Cooper Leardi decided to create a side project of sorts. After working on a few tracks together, they knew it was something...
Check Out the New ‘Sapphire Selections’ EP
Established back in 2014 by Shelco Garcia and Teenwolf, House Party Records pride themselves in pushing their limits with both the artists they nurture and the music they release and have seen support in...
Daily Dose: Alerisa Rose – Daddy
So how did Alerisa Rose get to where she is today? It all started when she sang for the first time as a child in dance class. From 4th grade on through 12th she...
Jammerzine Exclusive: An Interview with Dar.Ra
Dar.Ra is a musician/artist with many talents. That is totally evident on his new EP titled 'Dirty Lil Secrets'. The diversity is clearly evident in the 4 tracks, and that's just four tracks. What...
Daily Dose: Tweed Deluxe – Underground
Tweed Deluxe is a three-piece blues/rock band from San Diego that combines classic guitar-driven blues with up-tempo drive and catchy melodies.
SOURCE: Official Bio
LINK:
http://www.tweeddeluxeband.com
Daily Dose: Divining Rod – The Silver Ship
“When people say ‘I only like one kind of music’, I think that’s a load of horse manure,” says Miyuki Furtado, singer, and songwriter of New York based-band Divining Rod. “You’re always able to...
First Look: Twilight Fields – Demagogue
The age of the modern protest song is here. Why it took so long may never be known. In an age of modern materialism and the modern 'butthurt' comes verbal gut punch that needs to...
Daily Dose: Lorenzo Gabanizza – Demons
Lorenzo is a singer, composer, writer, and arranger. He was a member of various groups, especially from 1991, where he met Donovan, being enclosed on his staff. He then headed a Queen cover band...
Daily Dose: Sunday Jet Lag – 1253
Sunday Jet Lag is an alternative band made up of 4 lifelong friends. Music has always been a hobby for each of the members, but it recently became something more to all of them....
Daily Dose: Darksoft – Mydoom
Originating out of the tech-driven mist of the Emerald City, a city in constant limbo between digital futurism and watery introspection, Darksoft naturally materializes as a half Steve Jobs, half Elliott Smith, a sensitive...
Daily Dose: Peyton Gilliland – Hopelessly
I have had an awesome introduction to songwriting and production with the amazing Hannah Arn and Jason Lane has done a fantastic job on my tracks. I was 15 for all of the songs...
Daily Dose: Vovkulaka – Cemetery Voices
There was an icy feeling in the studio that day as singer-drummer-songwriter VolK was recording. The leader of the morbidly mystical metal band Vovkulaka is also known as a supernatural sage. Upon careful investigation,...
The Test Drive: Kristin Hersh – Possible Dust Clouds
Kristin Hersh delivers a gritty and beautifully sublime collection of songs in the form of 'Possible Dust Clouds'. The clarity of acoustic is less pronounced with layers of guitars of varying dirt and a...
Daily Dose: Bodoni – Mark When Ready
Bodoni is a rock band from Fararra, Italy. Bodoni are Nico, Pale, Danny, and Parme.
LINKS:
http://bodonify.com
https://www.facebook.com/Bodonify
Daily Dose: Andy Anderson – Live For A Dream
Andy Anderson is a Glasgow based musician, songwriter, and producer. Hailing from a city usually associated with techno music, Anderson focuses on producing Drum and Bass and Dubstep music. Experimenting with exciting new sounds...
First listen: Yossarian – Exit Universe
Both beautiful and somber in all the right places with a solid mix of electronica, pop, originality, and experience, Yossarian's new track titled 'Exit Universe', is a solid, continuous hook with an almost cinematic ambiance...