At one point, back in the day, The Rubinoos following in the tradition of The Raspberries, Big Star, and other popsters of the period were set to take over the world. And then it didn’t happen. A favorite band their cover version of “I Think Were Alone Now” is pure pop pleasure. This one is from a record set to be released later in the year.
Category: Song of the Day
Song of the Day: Two Day Coma – Shudder
The members of this British Indie Rock band may be still kids, but their songs have a cinematic flair to them that sets them apart from the pack.
Song of the Day: Seatbelts – This Is How We Do Things
These guys from Liverpool known for their work with Hooton Tennis Club with their 4 song EP released earlier in the year come across like The Replacements without the anger issues.
Song of the Day: Mystery Jets – Hospital Radio
The Mystery Jets are an Indie Rock Band with a soaring sound the belies their cited influences of Pink Floyd and King Crimson.
Song of the Day: Jeremy Ivey – Story of a Fish.
His wife Margo Price gets most of the pub these days but with his recent signing by Anti-Records and more songs like this, his latest release, we should be hearing a lot more from this dude.
Song of the Day: pronoun – Run
From her debut record “I’ll Show You Stronger, Alyse Veltrullo, stage name pronoun, delivers a solid set of guitar, synth, and drum beat forward Indie Pop.
Song of the Day: Southern Avenue – Whiskey Love
Carrying the Southern soul legacy into the 21st century, Southern Avenue is pure Stax soul glory. Their new record, Keep On, is smoking with the embers of 70’s soul. Memphis native Tierinii Jackson is part Tina Turner and part Sharon Jones.
Song of the Day: The Dream Syndicate – Black Light
A new Dream Syndicate album is in the works. Here is the first song and video to be released.
Song of the Day: Dee White – Wherever You Go
Dee White is set to release his new album on March 1st for Easy Eye Sound. His record, Southern Gentleman, is a throwback to when James Taylor was cool.
Song of the Day: Holiday Ghosts – Slipstream
This somewhat primitive four piece band has a bit of The Modern Lovers and The Velvet Underground in their DNA.
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