ONLY NOISE: Marjorie’s
On Sunday, in a part of town I rarely get to visit, I sat on a hard wooden bench staring at a wall. From beyond that wall I could hear trumpet, bass, and a drum kit played by invisible...
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ONLY NOISE: Don’t Take Your Guns To Town
Last Saturday, while performing at New York’s Hammerstein Ballroom, Marilyn Manson was crushed by a falling stage prop. The assailing object was not a steel cage, nor a neon pentagram, but a sculpture of two massive handguns affixed to...
ONLY NOISE: Songs From Abroad
The plan was as simple as it was unprepared; utilize my two-week vacation in Paris and the UK to discover new music, catch some live shows, and, well…write about it. It would be a piece of cake (or, as...
TRACK PREMIERE: Pill “Side Eye”
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PLAYING DETROIT: Frontier Ruckus “Our Flowers Are Still Burning” Video
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TRACK REVIEW: Betty Who “Human Touch”
Betty Who’s latest single “Human Touch” is the pop dream we’ve been waiting to have. It’s bubbly and upbeat, danceworthy and synthy—pretty much, it’s everything we’ve come to expect from Betty Who at this point. The Australian songstress’ voice is...
TRACK REVIEW: Goodman “Hiccup”
With a very Beatles-esque vibe, Goodman is here to bring a bit of sunshine and chill to your dreary winter days with his latest single “Hiccup.” Singer/songwriter Michael Goodman delivers us this feel-good track that walks the line between...
TRACK REVIEW: Smallpools “Run with the Bulls”
Give yourself a wild energy boost with Smallpools' latest track "Run with the Bulls." Track review by AudioFemme.
TRACK PREMIERE: Citrus & Katie “Sludge”
Citrus & Katie’s latest track “Sludge” embodies its title, dredging its way through your system and sitting contentedly in your ears. It’s parts garage rock, funk, soul, and pop, making for an upbeat fusion track that’ll leave you smiling....
ALBUM REVIEW: Kishi Bashi “Sonderlust”
The music we've come to expect from Kishi Bashi has a certain flair for the ethereal, the magical, and the adventurous. His latest album Sonderlust isn't a deviation from this; rather, it jumps right into the style and sound...
TRACK REVIEW: Zella Day “Man on the Moon”
Zella Day's "Man on the Moon" will jumpstart your day and transport you to another world with its ethereal nature.
TRACK REVIEW: MisterWives “Same Drugs”
MisterWives tackles Chance the Rapper's "Same Drugs" with an impressive amount of sobering skill. Track review by AudioFemme.
EP REVIEW: Lee Triffon “Different Sun”
Lee Triffon's latest EP "Different Sun" is provided us with the much-needed chill we need to add back into 2016.
TRACK REVIEW: Trails and Ways “Get Loud”
Trails and Ways is releasing some new feel-good music that'll have you tapping your toes and bobbing your head.
ONLY NOISE: Sex Music
But I refuse to accept that shagging to a soundtrack is only for teens and broke city-dwellers. Despite how “cheesy” and juvenile some might find it, I’m always down for some rock n’ roll in the hay...provided it’s awesome.
TRACK REVIEW: Memoryy “Read My Lips (King Deco Remix)”
Memoryy's remix of King Deco's "Read My Lips" will transform your week—in a good way. Track review by Audiofemme.
EP REVIEW: Ex Reyes “Do Something”
Let Ex Reyes' new EP "Do Something" transport you away from the hellish landscape of America, at least temporarily.
ARTIST INTERVIEW: Heat Thunder
Sitting down and chatting with Joe Montone of Heat Thunder quickly reveals how deeply ingrained passion is within his music.
PLAYING DETROIT the Mourning After: Martha and The Vandellas “Dancing in the Street”
If you were like me, you likely stayed in bed this morning a little too long wanting nothing more than to wake up but without ever having to open your eyes.
TRACK REVIEW: Dia “Covered in Light”
Dia's single "Covered in Light" off her EP Tiny Ocean will transport you to another planet. Track review by AudioFemme.
LIVE REVIEW: Blue Healer at Rockwood Music Hall
Blue Healer pulled at our heartstrings on Wednesday, November 2 at Rockwood Music Hall as they expertly played tracks from their debut album.
TRACK PREMIERE: The Hamiltons “Take the Hit”
An instant pop classic with an old-fashioned twinge, The Hamiltons’ latest single “Take the Hit” is a timeless piece that’ll have you swooning. It’s a unique genre-mashing track in that it’ll transport you from smack dab in the 60s to...
ALBUM REVIEW: Cool Company “Slice of Paradise”
Slice of Paradise itself is a deviation from the more poppy side of what the band had been putting out so far, and it instead focuses on laid-back tracks that meld together in a seamless blend and is sprinkled...
TRACK OF THE WEEK: Heat Thunder “Wind Whips the Veil”
Singer/songwriter Joe Montone, under the moniker Heat Thunder, is serving up tasty folk tracks, the latest of which comes in the form of "Wind Whips the Veil."