PLAYING ATLANTA: Seersha Returns With New Single, “Lecture Me”
It's been almost two years since Atlanta's chill electropop artist Seersha - aka Kara Revnes - shared any music with the world, but at long last, she's back with her latest single, "Lecture Me." The singer, songwriter, and producer's seemingly effort ability to create ambient [...]
PLAYING CINCY: Cincinnati Throws Down At Bunbury Music Festival
Last weekend, the city of Cincinnati gathered along the Ohio River for the 7th annual Bunbury Music Festival. The three-day fest featured headliners like The 1975, Greta Van Fleet and Fall Out Boy, along with impressive supporting acts such as Machine Gun Kelly, Girl Talk, [...]
PLAYING SEATTLE: Leeni Ramadan Goes from Craigslist Collaborator to Prom Queen
By Carol Hodge With her teased bouffant, vintage A-line dresses, red lipstick, and coy, lilting voice, musician Celene "Leeni" Ramadan, who releases music as Prom Queen and as Leeni, stands out as one of Seattle's most unique exports. Though she currently lives and [...]
PLAYING THE BAY: Slumped Prepares for Summer Onslaught with Self-Titled LP
photo by Zoe Griffing Heller The genesis of summer is upon us, and with its verdant green and gold also comes a reckoning. What do we do with the remnants of ourselves left over from winter and spring? If you’re heartbroken or enraged [...]
PLAYING DETROIT: Tiny Jag Smashes the Patriarchy With Horror Rap on Salem EP
Photo cred: Se7enfifteen If you haven’t boarded the Tiny Jag train yet, it’s time to hop on or forever be asleep. The Detroit-based rapper has had an explosive year since her debut EP Polly last year, and she just dropped a brand new [...]

PREMIERE: Loamlands Explores Southern Queer Roots on Lez Dance

Kym Register's voice is familiar, the kind of husky twang you traditionally hear on old country records. While the medium of folk music is timeworn, the stories Register spins have a modern slant, as they [...]

PREMIERE: Fay Ray “Up & Away” and “Restless Sleeper”

Photo by S. Fuehring Fay Ray is not a defunct new wave band. Okay, Fay Ray IS a defunct new wave band, but it's also a very active eight-person funk-tastic soul-pop band out [...]

PREMIERE: Loamlands Explores Southern Queer Roots on Lez Dance
Kym Register's voice is familiar, the kind of husky twang you traditionally hear on old country records. While the medium of folk music is timeworn, the stories Register spins have a modern slant, as they speak from the perspective of a genderqueer musician living in [...]
PREMIERE: Fay Ray “Up & Away” and “Restless Sleeper”
Photo by S. Fuehring Fay Ray is not a defunct new wave band. Okay, Fay Ray IS a defunct new wave band, but it's also a very active eight-person funk-tastic soul-pop band out of Chicago. The band's latest double single, "Restless Sleeper /Up [...]
LIVE REVIEW: Xiu Xiu @ The Chapel
Xiu Xiu, touring with members of Swans' live ensemble, played SF's The Chapel on 5/28. Photo by Shomei Tomatsu “Loner,” Thor Harris murmurs matter-of-factly, temporarily seizing the mic from Xiu Xiu frontman, Jamie Stewart. “Lonerrrrrr.” It’s a fitting accusation to thrust into this [...]
PREMIERE: Studio Session “Audience of One” by GKCB ft. Elliott Skinner
Gideon King & City Blog, the critically-acclaimed New York jazz/ rock fusion act, teamed up with Elliott Skinner of Thirdstory to release the beautifully painful single "Audience of One." Skinner's trademark wince and emotive vocals loom delicately over King's grounded jazz guitar. In their video [...]
PREMIERE: Drum & Lace “Outsider Complex Part 1”
Press photo by Ellie Pritts Setting a mood takes more than wine, moonlight and the smell of jasmine in the air. The right music can inspire love, or, in the case of Drum & Lace's latest single, fear. "Outsider Complex Part 1" starts [...]

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PET POLITICS: Eliza Black of Gesserit Talks Turtles, Cats, and Solo Songwriting

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Eliza and Lazer (all photos courtesy of Eliza Black unless otherwise noted). Eliza Black has the haunting, resounding voice of a fallen angel. With her low, slow, speaking voice - not quite a [...]

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PLAYING ATLANTA: Seersha Returns With New Single, “Lecture Me”

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It's been almost two years since Atlanta's chill electropop artist Seersha - aka Kara Revnes - shared any music with the world, but at long last, [...]

PLAYING CINCY: Cincinnati Throws Down At Bunbury Music Festival

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Last weekend, the city of Cincinnati gathered along the Ohio River for the 7th annual Bunbury Music Festival. The three-day fest featured headliners like The 1975, [...]

PLAYING SEATTLE: Leeni Ramadan Goes from Craigslist Collaborator to Prom Queen

Alexa Peters2019-06-10T18:27:26-04:00June 7th, 2019|0 Comments

By Carol Hodge With her teased bouffant, vintage A-line dresses, red lipstick, and coy, lilting voice, musician Celene "Leeni" Ramadan, who releases music as [...]