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Records: Hollow Boys to release Believe in Nothing
News — July 27, 2014
The Hollow Boys are set to release a new LP, Believe in Nothing, on Aug. 5 via Modern Radio Record Label. The band wlil play a release show in Minneapolis on Aug. 2 followed by a short tour.
Bands: Dope Walker debut announced
News — June 21, 2020
Based in Minneapolis, MN and featuring a number of musicians who are recognized for their work elsewhere, Dope Walker has announced a debut album called Save Save. The band features Aaron “Lazerbeak” Mader and Jeff Allen from The Plastic Constellations (TPC), William Elliott Whitmore, Joel Anderson (Ten Grand), and …
Shows: VOTE READY, A Concert for Voter Registration
News — August 1, 2020
On August 14 at 7pm EST, HeadCount and Fort William Artist Management will host an online concert called VOTE READY, A Concert for Voter Registration. Much as the name suggests, the motivation of the event is to inspire voter registration in the USA. The concert itself will be a livestream …Labels: News from Federal Prism
News — March 26, 2013
Federal Prism has announced a wealth of plans for 2013, including new releases from Dave Sitek, CSS, TV on the Radio, Blkhrts, Cerebal Ballzy, Daniel Higgs, Freddie Gibbs, Genuflex, Holly Miranda, Kelis, Maximum Balloon, Oh Land, Priscilla Ahn, Scarlet Johansson, Stardeath. and the White Dwarves. More details on each …Bands: New Hollow Boys later this year
News — March 8, 2014
Modern Radio Record Label has posted an update that Hollow Boys are in studio working on a full-length follow-up to last year's It's True. No further details on the new record have been released at present.
All Night Radio – Spirit Stereo Frequency
Review — February 29, 2004
Imagine driving down an endless highway in a thunderstorm while listening to your favorite AOR station. Suddenly lightning strikes the antenna and the gaps between the songs are erased. The songs of the Beatles, the Doors, Pink Floyd, Three Dog Night and even the Gypsy Kings all begin to coincide …
TV on the Radio – Desperate Youth, Blood Thirsty Babes
Review — May 18, 2004
Young Liars was one of the most exceptional releases that I have heard in recent years. It caught me completely off guard. Based on the descriptions I was given prior, I anticipated to be extremely bored. Despite the warnings of others, I went forward and purchased the album blindly. I …
Radio 4 – Enemies Like This
Review — August 14, 2006
When Radio 4 released Gotham, it instantly became one of my favorite albums of all time. It was packed full of great songs that were great to dance to and also contained a message. But the band faltered with the distinctly average Stealing of a Nation. It wasn't so …
Red Orchestra Radio – The Electric Sleep
Review — January 18, 2007
I know you shouldn't judge people by the company they keep, but I propose that there should be certain exemptions from this rule. For example, the people who hang around with the school bully. They might not be the ones locking you in the bathroom come break time, stealing your …
The Hourly Radio – History Will Never Hold Me
Review — May 24, 2007
I've noticed that pop music has gone through a lot of changes in the last few years. One thing I've noticed is the misconceptions of what people call "original" as something that sounds exactly like what's popular at the moment. The opening sentence in the press kit for this album …
The One A.M. Radio – This Too Will Pass
Review — June 5, 2007
On The One A.M. Radio's 2004 full-length, A Name Writ in Water, songwriter Hrishikesh Hirway surprised critics and listeners alike with his apprehensive brand of esoterically compact and personal lo-fi composition. Falling somewhere in the dark crevice between electronica and singer/songwriter melancholia, Hirway demonstrated an almost uncanny ability to …
Said Radio – Tidal Waves and Teeth
Review — December 17, 2007
The initial rumblings of Said Radio caused a lot of excitement in the punk/hardcore community, and for good reason. Rumors of Said Radio - though different names have been tossed around - began to circulate the Internet early in the year, but by mid-Summer Said Radio was officially unveiled. Eric …
Radio War – The Rising of the Talentless
Review — April 21, 2008
Richmond has always had an impressive hardcore scene, so it's no surprise to hear good things from the city in Radio War. The Rising of the Talentless is the band's first label release and the second for upstart Copper Lung Records. This 7" comes packed with four tracks of gritty …
Static Radio (NJ) – An Evening of Bad Decisions...
Review — February 3, 2009
Here's another band that's right up my alley. I know.. I love fellow SPB writer Zach and how he pigeonholes himself with review after review of singer-songwriter types that used be in punk rock type bands - and those bands usually have beards. Nice well groomed beards of awe and …
