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Song of the Day: “The Face” by Joe Jackson
Joe Jackson has spent the better part of five decades treating the “pop star” label like an ill-fitting suit he’s constantly trying to have tailored—or…
Flashback Friday: The Reality Of My Surroundings by Fishbone
Released in 1991, The Reality of My Surroundings stands as the magnum opus of Fishbone, a band that defied every pigeonhole the music industry tried to…
Song of the Day: “Stranger Now” by Wintersleep
With Wishing Moon, Wintersleep has reached the “wise elder” phase of their career, trading in the jagged, post-punk anxiety of their youth for a sound…
Weird Music Wednesday: “Oysters On The Half shell” by Legs On Wheels
If you’re the type of listener who finds traditional song structures a bit too “meh,” then Legs On Wheels has arrived with Gobble to tilt your axis.
Song of the Day: “Daisies” by Lantlôs
Lantlôs has undergone a profound transformation over the last decade, transitioning from the stark, wintry desolation of blackgaze into a vibrant…
Song of the Day: “Gravity” by Hikes
After a wait that felt long enough for the band members to have reasonably considered taking up artisanal woodturning as an alternate profession…
Flashback Friday: Wasting Light by Foo Fighters
Released in 2011, Wasting Light wasn’t just another Foo Fighters album; it was a high-stakes reclamation of their identity.
Song of the Day: “Know My Name” by Willie and the Bandits
Hailing from the rugged coastline of Cornwall, Willie and the Bandits started as a powerhouse trio that defies easy categorization, much to the…
Weird Music Wednesday: “Fabienk” by Angine de Poitrine
If you’ve spent any time on the internet lately NOT focused on political B.S., you’ve likely encountered two masked figures from Saguenay, Quebec…
Song of the Day: “Valiant Heart” by House Of All
With the release of Inklings, House of All has finally transitioned from a high-concept curiosity into a functioning, albeit eccentric, musical machine.
Song of the Day: “Future Soul” by Tedeschi Trucks Band
For a band that usually operates like a 12-headed blues hydra, Tedeschi Trucks Band’s sixth studio album, Future Soul, feels remarkably lean.
Flashback Friday: The Known Universe by Ass Ponys
In the mid-1990s, the “post-Nirvana“ major label feeding frenzy was in full swing, and A&M Records—searching for the next weird thing—found it in a…
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