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Spend a day with Shining Mirrors courtesy of the music video for "Cardiac," premiering today via The Big Takeover. "A little bit of escape and a whole lot of musical pleasure," says PopMatters in its earlier review of the song.
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Spend a day with Shining Mirrors courtesy of the music video for "Cardiac," premiering today via The Big Takeover. "A little bit of escape and a whole lot of musical pleasure," says PopMatters in its earlier review of the song.
"'Take Me Somewhere' combines all sorts of '70s influences with ease: Fleetwood Mac’s mystic dreaminess, The Eagles’ effortless swagger, and the laid back California vibes of Jackson Browne," says Stephen Carradini of Independent Clauses about the latest from The Morning Yells. Debut EP out this Friday.
Jared Putnam of The March Divide, the creative workaholic that he is, visited El Paso to work with director Hector Gallardo and make music videos for all five songs off of his latest EP "Don't Let Me Die In Arizona," out now. Earbuddy has posted the whole batch today! Visual albums aren't just for Beyoncé anymore.
"A batch of high-quality tunes that are simply addicting listens" is what The 405 calls the upcoming "Proper Wilted" EP (Oct. 6th, Golden Boy) by The Morning Yells. Today, check out the premiere of "Must Be You," which "blurs the lines between Americana, Fleetwood Mac and, amazingly, Motown."
"Drawing from his relationships with Texas legends — Townes Van Zandt and comedian Bill Hicks — he writes personally about lost friends," says Austin Monthly in its review of Stephen Doster's just-released new album, adding, "Ultimately New Black Suit is an extended eulogy filled with an appreciation for life."
Brother-sister duo Phil and Laura Stancil have taken the sound of last year's Mood Rock debut album into a full-band project now known as The Morning Yells. Today, Justin Bieggar at All Things Go offers up the single "She Got Time," calling it "an elegant bridge between folk and classic indie rock" that "evokes visions of Wilco and long drives."
Check out "March of the Hollowmen" by J Hacha De Zola from the upcoming Antipatico, out Oct. 6th. J's third album in just two years features Dana Colley of Morphine, Tom Waits collaborator Ralph Carney, Gato Loco, and Frank London of The Klezmatics among other friends and co-conspirators. RIYL: Leonard Cohen, Lee Hazlewood, Frank Zappa
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