Southern Manners premieres Christian Lee Hutson’s newest video “Castles In The Air,” from his forthcoming full-length Yeah Okay, I Know, out in early 2015.
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Pop Press International reviews Molybden show
Pop Press International reviews Molybden’s tour homecoming show at Sahara Lounge in Austin.
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Field Division track of the day on Little Indie Blogs
Little Indie Blogs chooses “To Innisfree Land” by Field Division as today’s Track of the Day:
Melding the essential vocal of Taylor against ethereal synth textures and reverb-laden guitar lines, its lo-fi iridescence capturing an intimacy, while painted on a wider soundscape.
Critic’s Pick: Nashville Scene recommends Seth Moore & MR NASTI’s show
Nashville Scene recommends Seth Moore the Band and MR NASTI’s show Saturday at Phat Bites as a Critic’s Pick.
Ready Astronaut on Heartbreaking Bravery
Heartbreaking Bravery shares the new single from Ready Astronaut, “Lost In Space,” from the s/t debut album out on November 4th on CD and digital formats.
The Sunbreak interviews La Petite Mort
The SunBreak interviews La Petite Mort in advance of Saturday’s sold out Dark Cabaret, presented by Morbid Curiositease, at Columbia City Theater in Seattle.
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VIDEO PREMIERE: The Vinyl District premieres MR NASTI’s “Like a Wild Animal”
The Vinyl District premieres MR NASTI’s video “Like A Wild Animal,” from the new album out on Maximum Ames Records.
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Beats For The Soul reviews Field Division debut EP for Des Moines Is Not Boring
Dave Murphy writes a beautiful review of Field Division’s debut EP Reverie State for Beats For The Soul on Des Moines Is Not Boring.
[Reverie State] is this sweeping, epic artistic triumph that makes full use of not only their talents as musicians, but as artists, as travelers, as experimenters and as dreamers…It’s an honest to god travel epic in song form. They could’ve stuck with just the voice and just the guitar and had something, but what makes this track noteworthy is just how far they’re willing to take it.
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St. Louis Magazine previews MR NASTI & Seth Moore the Band show
St. Louis Magazine previews MR NASTI & Seth Moore the Band’s tour kick-off show at Crack Fox:
Fairfield, Iowa’s MR NASTI describe themselves as “a heady blend of spirit-space sounds combined with flavorful nuggets of truth music.” With video projections, lighting, and get-your-blood-pumping dance beats, MR NASTI’s live show is a memorable experience that you will not want to miss. Also playing is Seth Moore the Band. From Murfreesboro, TN, Seth Moore the Band puts on an energetic folk rock show that has drawn comparisons to Jonathan Richman, Daniel Johnston, and The Shins.
Salem Weekly previews The Peculiar Pretzelmen show
Salem Weekly previews The Peculiar Pretzelmen show tonight at The Fifty:
Salem’s adopted local phenoms, The Peculiar Pretzelmen will haunt your hips and scoot your boots with Deacon Marquin’s found art trap drum kit and Kevin Incroyable’s ever-stranging list of noisy instrument gremlins on Thursday evening. This pre-funk Halloween party is for all of those who wish to avoid the craziness of the night itself, service industry pros, and parents who’d like to get their spook on without the young ones.
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Band Bombshell reviews Field Division show
Band Bombshell reviews Field Division‘s recent show at Vaudeville Mews:
Field Division’s music comes from a place of youthful unrest, of wanderlust, of putting your hometown in the rearview mirror until it looks as small as it feels…Their music comes from the ability to close your eyes while sitting inside on an overcast day and actually feel the sun on your face. Their music, however deeply rooted it may be in the the peaceful tranquility of an Iowa childhood, has its head irretrievably lost up in the clouds of the western skies.
EP PREMIERE: American Songwriter premieres Field Division’s debut EP “Reverie State”
American Songwriter premieres the full stream of Field Division’s debut EP Reverie State, out now on CD, vinyl and downloadable formats!
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SONG PREMIERE: Ghettoblaster Magazine premieres White Girl’s first single “M.E.T.R.O.R.O.C.K.”
Ghettoblaster Magazine premieres “M.E.T.R.O.R.O.C.K.”, the A-side from White Girl’s forthcoming 7″ single, out on November 4th on Nice, Nice Records.
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White Girl on I Heart Local Music
I Heart Local Music features White Girl and his forthcoming 7″ “M.E.T.R.O.R.O.C.K.” b/w “Cocky,” out November 4th on Nice, Nice Records with a release party on Halloween at Riot Room in Kansas City:
You really have to be a mastermind to pull off what this guy does…Bush creates his own special brand of electro and techno that could really get the masses moving. The one-man-band sings through a series of vocal effects over a flurry of his own electronic noises. The songs have a solid structure and should really turn some heads in this town. Additionally, his presentation is phenomenal. He sits atop of some sort of glowing space ship he put together, constantly enveloped in fog and lasers while projections play on a large screen next to him. It’s a neon, electronic, 80′s dance party to the max, and there’s no shame in enjoying these maneuvers.
The Peculiar Pretzelmen on CBS Man Cave Daily
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CBS Man Cave Daily features The Peculiar Pretzelmen as a Dark Cabaret band that you should be listening to. Catch them at Columbia City Theater in Seattle on Nov. 1st for La Petite Mort’s Dark Cabaret.
Tickets here: general admission $23, VIP tables $150 (sold out).
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SONG PREMIERE: Surviving the Golden Age premieres Ready Astronaut’s single “Lost In Space”
Surviving the Golden Age premieres Ready Astronaut’s single “Lost In Space,” from the debut s/t album, out on CD and digital formats on November 4th.
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Dimestore Saints reviews Field Division’s debut EP Reverie State
Dimestore Saints reviews Field Division’s debut EP Reverie State and designates the release “Best New Music.”
while “faultlines” explores the pastoral realm of field division’s sound, its immediate successor is much darker and more sinister in instrumentation, a subterranean bass line more so felt than heard holding the track together. combined with taylor’s soaring vocal melody throughout the chorus and frampton’s spacious, rolled guitar chords, “of lives we’ve never known” finds the duo quickly flexing an equally-impressive dream-pop muscle…reverie state is a concise package that showcases a young project of seasoned musicians with a bright future.
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Dig Baton Rouge reviews England in 1819’s “Summer Lightning” EP
Dig Baton Rouge reviews England in 1819’s new EP Summer Lightning:
England In 1819’s newest EP, Summer Lightning, is an eerie, industrial piece laden with alternative rock sensibilities and uplifting, airy melodies that illustrate the aptly fitting title…as the group’s ability to capture those maximalist, completely sonically enveloping sounds in the studio has become abundantly clear, their October 30th performance at Chelsea’s Café will give fans the opportunity to see the talented duo live, in action, and hopefully capture some of that magic that is present throughout their latest, glowing body of work.
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Mesiko on Brightest Young Things
Brightest Young Things picks Mesiko’s show at Baby’s All Right as an NYC Show To Get Pumped For This Week. Check out their pre-order party video on Funny or Die, starring Michael Shannon, and pre-order the debut album Solar Door. Catch them on tour next week!
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Cincy Groove previews Tele Novella
Cincy Groove previews Tele Novella‘s upcoming show at MOTR Pub.
THE TEMP AGENCY publicity 