This 2023 sophomore release from Manchester, UK band The Lathums epitomizes what one would consider indie rock with some jingle jangle guitars thrown in for good measure. I haven't yet had a chance to listen to their debut record, though after listening to this one on and off over the
Ever since Adam Schlesinger, co-founding member and co-songwriter for Fountains of Wayne, succumbed to COVID-19 early on in the pandemic I've been wanting to feature this 2003 record. This album was the third out of what ended up being a total of five put out by FofW, so it essentially
Ooh new #Heartworms record due in February, here’s my little blurb on their EP
https://www.auditorymusings.net/a-comforting-notion-ep-by-heartworms/ #DailyRecords
So I'm going to recommend you stop what you're doing (including reading this post!) and queue up this just released 2023 EP by UK musician Jojo Orme, who plays under the moniker Heartworms. This is one of those 'stumble upon' posts - that is I just stumbled upon this record
This 2024 record came 16 years after the band's last and, boy, was it worth the wait. Perhaps their best since at least 2000's Bloodflowers or even 1989's Disintegration, this album finds the band (and particularly sole song writer and lead singer Robert Smith) in the throes of dark and
Though many consider Josh Ritter’s 2006 record “The Animal Years” as his most essential album and a good one to start out with, I picked this 2010 outing to share with you as this is the record that served as my introduction to him. A singer-songwriter in the Americana
This 2004 debut album by the Las Vegas natives catapulted them to superstardom on the heels of multiple hit singles and positive critical reviews. The combination of alternative rock vibes mixed with synth heavy grooves gave the record a sound unlike anything else at the time. Couple that with lead
I was about a month shy of turning 5 years old when this 1975 record by Bruce Springsteen and his E Street Band came out. From that iconic record sleeve with the Boss and the Big Man (late saxophonist Clarence Clemons) to the songs that epitomized 1970s rock (not yet
This indie folk band out of Brooklyn, New York are just out with this 2022 record. Though self-titled albums are traditionally reserved for debuts, that's not the case here - this is their fourth. I was only introduced to the band via this latest outing, so have yet to go
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