Big Stir Records is right up there with Easy Eye Sound on the mantle of our favorite record companies. Maple Mars, The Armoires, and the Mighty Anton Barbeau are just three of the terrific artists that apply their trade with this esteemed company. Do your ears a solid and spend some some time with the latest Nick Frater record, Aerodrome Motel and his latest video, “Stuck In My Ways.”
Category: Of the Day
Video of the Day: Ron Gallo – Entitled Man
This one will take you back to that time you spent three days with Austin Powers at his bachelor party.
Video of the Day: The Murlocs- Compos Mentis
Part Jangle Pop, Part Psych Pop, this single from the upcoming Murlocs release, Rapscalion is a fore-bearer of an excellent album to come.
Song of the Day: Sammy Hagar and the Circle – Pump It Up
When you have Jason Bonham, Michael Anthony, and Sammy Hagar in the same band, Rock is certainly alive and well. Here, they tear up the Elvis Costello classic.
Song of the Day: Arkells – Teenage Tears
The new record comes out later in the year, but this one should serve as a placeholder featuring Tegan and Sara.
Video of the Day: Arctic Monkeys – There’d Better Be A Mirrorball
October is going to be on fire with the release of a new Arctic Monkey’s record.
Video of the Day: The Struts – Fallin’ With Me
Truth be told, the last Struts album from Luke Spiller and the boys was a bit tepid with some ear scratching gust choice. Now, on their latest soon to be released record, if this video is any indication, the boys are back and better than ever.
Video of the Day: Yeah Yeah Yeahs – Burning
It’s great to see an hear from the Yeah Yeah Yeahs after a brief hiatus. Here is there latest in advance of a soon to be released new record.
Song of the Day: Datura4
Yep, Datura4 has come out with another supremely cool single in advance of their new record.
Video of the Day – His Lordship – All Cranked Up
This duo comprised of James Walborne and Kristoffer Sonne lay down raw, unhinged post-rock and roll with Jerry Lee Lewis swagger in spades.
Rock Is The New Roll 