[Me] is yet another great band in a long line of great bands that are making their way out of Australia these days. I don't know what they're putting in the water down there but...
(email|facebook|twitter) Strings. Indie. Americana. Oklahomana (in the form of Flaming Lips cover). Country. Folk. Out-of-tune singing (as well as the more in-tune variety). Musical saws. Langour. Uptempo....
Bandcamp is probably the best idea that has come into existence since the creation of the iPhone. Although the idea is incredible and a wonderful format for mostly unsigned bands, the sifting like a needle...
Denton, a town about 30 miles north of Dallas, is the home of the musically talented students who attend (or drop out of) the University of North Texas. That being said, it has become a...
City Reign is an up and coming Manchester, England pop/rock band. There's not much information out there about the band, and by "not a lot", I mean none whatsoever. The band has one album out titled...
The Sea of Cortez get their name from the John Steinbeck novel The Log from the Sea of Cortez, a fantastic novel of love and loss – oh who am I kidding I’ve never read it, but if this novel is anything like this song then it might be time to visit my local library. “The Shores” starts out as nothing more than ambient sound and slowly builds in looping percussion before transforming into a Yeasayer sounding pop.
“The Shores” is off The Sea of Cortez’ upcoming release Make It Sound.
Tags: Make It Sound, The Sea of Cortez, The Shores
Categories: 2010 Finds, 2010 Watchlist -- LPs
