Watch: José González “Every Age”
Trevor Sensor
November 6, 2014
José González returns with a music video that will send you soaring. Instead of pulling you back into his world, after a near decade-long absence,
José González returns with a music video that will send you soaring. Instead of pulling you back into his world, after a near decade-long absence,
Burning Palms‘ new music video would make Indiana Jones’ skin crawl. It’s a psychedelic, Egyptian experience that is hypnotic and soothing. Images of sleeping women
Twin Wave’s new track “Into the Night” grooves with a mix of sharp guitar licks and sexy bass lines. The Brooklyn outfit jams and sways,
Performing voodoo and vegetable sacrifices in the Arizona desert, Burning Palms howls away at their self-made “witch rock” that is mad, wild, and everything rock
“Illusion” by Honduras is gritty punk rock from the filthy streets of Brooklyn. The guitar is like a fat fist colliding with my jaw. It
Twin Peaks’ video for “Making Breakfast” will insult egg lovers everywhere. There are so many wasted eggs in this video — almost a whole carton.
A powerhouse from the north, Laulu’s “Innate” is the defining track off their debut EP. The Minnesota natives pack an ambient layered punch, with beating tribal
Roya’s “A Sickness” is reckless. A guitar-driven, post-punk track with lackadaisical lyrics that belongs on some skateboarding compilation video. It makes me not want to
Mating Ritual’s “Toxins” is an intoxicating track with danceable bass beats and addictive zest. I don’t know how this song hasn’t gone viral yet. It’s
TV On The Radio are back with a song off their upcoming record, Seeds. This track is thick, like chewing some big piece of taffy, and
Cloud Nothings’ video for “Now Hear In” is an existential crisis tripping on something heavy. It strikes a nostalgic chord in me with its use
The music video for “Miracle” (off of Wannabe Jalva’s upcoming EP) is reminiscent to a Bukowski novel with sex, drinks, and violence galore. Everyone’s heading out
I headed three hours east towards the Illinois border. Small Houses, a folk project and alias for singer-songwriter Jeremy Quentin, was playing a show on
If you’re wondering what strange noises are coming from Athens, Greece, most likely it’s the psychedelic, indie-rock quartet Acid Baby Jesus. Never have I heard
A voice like sad sugar, Angel Olson’s, “All Right Now” (off the upcoming deluxe edition of Burn Your Fire For No Witness) is melancholic, mournful, and
Life is a dull and empty thing according to Full Time’s new video for “Guess Work”, a b-side from their new 7″. Between watching clothes
Blood And Glass channels a heartbroken, Cyndi Lauper vibe with “Paper Heart” (the first single off their debut album, Museum With No Walls). Held together by
It’s vibe music. Easy listening and something sad you put on when your girlfriend’s over, Ex Cops’ “Tragically Alright (feat. Ariel Pink)” is something straight
Karen O delivers with a heartfelt, drug-induced love song off her debut solo album Crush Songs. Tastefully lo-fi, as if it were recorded in some New York
Los Angles songwriting duo Foxygen has returned with a track off their upcoming album, …And Star Power, that is wild, strange, and echoes the ghost of