as is the aesthetic choice of so many college-aged punk bands these days (go figure). The vocals are sweetly amateurish and on the first track a guitarist solos through the song on a bunch of high notes. Garge take nearly the
it seems like he’s never short on inspiration, chasing fresh ideas through whatever strange paths they might take, from the warmth of melodic guitar chords to the abrasion of static-y feedback deconstructions
outlining the inhospitable atmosphere of Buffalo, NY and their struggle to have fun in a place where fun was frowned upon. Not entirely sure if Brown Sugar are still a band or not (they seem to fade in and out, breaking up then immediately playing...
sound more like a punk band leaning goth than a goth band leaning punk. They also manage to make the seven-plus minutes of “Loving You” interesting, frequently switching up the song and resonating emotion where others would rather hide behind a velvet curtain. For some reason, I very near...
new-age chords and left-field electronics. “Little Birds; Moonbath” could just as easily have been titled “Little Moon; Birdbath”, as both scenes are conjured through its meditative synths and hop-skip percussion, with the soothing vocals of Michelle Helene Mackenzie baked in the middle of...