by Sarah Machajewski | Apr 30, 2014 | Screened Plays
Sound and motion are inextricably linked. Think about it: every motion has a certain sound associated with it. Everyone knows what clapping hands sound like, and you’d be hard-pressed to find someone who can’t imitate a buzzing bee. Most sounds are universally...
by Justin Amidon | Apr 29, 2014 | Interview
Jake Smith stands in the back hallway of The Irving Plaza, the music venue that lives in the East Village of Manhattan. Smith’s band, The White Buffalo, will be playing in a few short hours, along with co-headliner Chuck Ragan, a tour that Smith’s publicist has...
by Steven Knapp | Apr 24, 2014 | Disco Infiltrator
Axel Boman – “It Starts With the Stomach” Stockholm, Sweden based DJ/producer Axel Boman’s latest effort is a near ten-minute jam, with a typically playful groove and subtle texture changes throughout. After a fizzy synth breakdown near the 4...
by Mike Torsell | Apr 22, 2014 | Interview
Hello and welcome to the first in what I hope to become an ongoing series where we check in with various local bands to ask that question that pops into our head from time to time, “what are they up to” these days. It has been a little while since we last...
by Steven Knapp | Apr 17, 2014 | Disco Infiltrator
Howson’s Groove – “Shake Up” (Arkist Remix) South London duo Howson’s Groove recently released their latest EP, Body & Soul which includes two original tracks as well as remixes from Fybe:One and Arkist. The re-work of “Shake...
by Scott Mancuso | Apr 7, 2014 | Songbook Report
The Hold Steady have been playing music for just over 10 years now. They started out in 2004 with Almost Killed Me and since then, they’ve released another five full-length albums, including this year’s Teeth Dreams. Popular consensus seems to be that their last two...
by Steven Knapp | Apr 4, 2014 | Disco Infiltrator
Lone – “2 Is 8” British producer Lone was responsible for one of the most infectious singles of 2013 with “Airglow Fires,” a track that features a hip-hop inspired outro, hinting at a possible new avenue for the artist. “2 is...
