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The March Divide: Jo...
posted by Stuart Morrison
Back in November we featured Still Analog, the first single from San Antonio Texas’ The March Divide’s debut album Music for Film. The album has been released (via Dead Letter Records) for a month now, so we...
Boy + Kite: Fall
posted by Stuart Morrison
In 2011 we featured a couple of tracks from their first album, now Austin-based band Boy + Kite follow that up with a new EP, scheduled to hit digital retailers next week. Titled “We Can Go Anywhere We Want” the new...
Tiger! Tiger! –...
posted by Stuart Morrison
The title track from the newest love/hate letter from Atlanta’s Tiger! Tiger! which features 15 new songs that capture the shifting moods of a waterfront tavern with floors of sawdust and broken teeth. “Cut...
Picture Day: Madolin...
posted by Stuart Morrison
St. Louis-based band Picture Day release “Every Day Is Picture Day” on April 16th. The band emerged from the demise of the local group Team Tomato, a band influenced by The Who, Guided By Voices, and middle-era...
Mortar & Pestle...
posted by Stuart Morrison
U.V. is the first single from the upcoming debut self-titled album by Oakland, California–based trio Mortar & Pestle, scheduled for release on May 7th, 2013 from the Post Primal label. Audio clip: Adobe Flash...
Permanent Makeup: No...
posted by Stuart Morrison
The Void… It Creeps, the first official release from Permanent Makeup, is scheduled for release on February 26th via New Granada. “Tampa’s Permanent Makeup formed in 2010 and played its first show without...
Myopic: Jura
posted by Stuart Morrison
Jeff Ryan, the Dallas-based Multi-instrumentalist and Drummer for St. Vincent, The War On Drugs and Baptist Generals will release the EP We were here as Myopic on 26 Feb. Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or...
David Bronson: Momen...
posted by Stuart Morrison
Seven years ago NYC-based singer-songwriter/producer/multi-instrumentalist David Bronson left a burgeoning New York indie rock band to begin a necessary calling: the realization of a 22-song autobiographical concept...
The March Divide: St...
posted by Stuart Morrison
Still Analog is the first single from San Antonio Texas’ The March Divide’s debut album Music for Film which will be released February 12th, 2013 on Dead Letter Records. The March Divide will tour in support of...
One Finger Riot: Mil...
posted by Stuart Morrison
Los Angeles-based band One Finger Riot has released its second album Fly By Life. The album features the single Miles which is today’s Dose. Fly By Life is s the second One Finger Riot full-length released in 2012...
TKTTSM: Plastic Fant...
posted by Stuart Morrison
TKTTSM is the Brooklyn-based psychedelic rock duo comprised of Johanna Stahley and Owen O’Mahony. They are focusing on getting the word out about their debut self-titled album, which will be released on October...
Dressy Bessy: Wind M...
posted by Stuart Morrison
“Something To Love” b/w “Wind Me Up” is the second in Dressy Bessy’s “Summer Singles” series. As promised, Denver-based indie rock band Dressy Bessy is back with the second installment of its “Summer...
Tidelands: The New B...
posted by Stuart Morrison
Tidelands re-teams with Magik*Magik Orchestra on new album We’ve Got A Map out August 7th. Exactly a year after we first featured Tidelands, here is a single from their new album, their follow up to last year’s...
ExDetectives: The La...
posted by Stuart Morrison
Faris McReynolds, who also makes music as the minimalist avant-garde pop project One Finger Riot, takes a totally different songwriting approach as Exdetectives. McReynolds made the Exdetectives debut album Take My...
World Blanket: And H...
posted by Stuart Morrison
World Blanket‘s third album 2012 is officially released April 3rd, 2012. And Here We Are (Again Maybe)” is the first single from the album. Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play...
Lux: Coroner’s...
posted by Stuart Morrison
“The Seattle-based duo Lux has sewn a unique sleeve to wear its influences on. Inspired by some of the most essential artists of the era of indie and underground music, this boy-girl duo offers its own take on...
Cotton Mather: My Be...
posted by Stuart Morrison
Usually on the Daily Dose we feature new music. But sometimes we come across a reissue of something which needs a re-airing. A case in point is today’s track, from the reissue of the hugely influential album...
Whitejacket: The Mod...
posted by Stuart Morrison
The Modern is the first single from the upcoming debut album Hollows and Rounds by Whitejacket. Chris McDuffie, formerly in Apples In Stereo, has produced an album inspired by his admiration of the baroque pop of the...
Boy + Kite: Decipher...
posted by Stuart Morrison
The second single from their album Go Fly. We featured...
Boy + Kite: Think In...
posted by Stuart Morrison
Boy + Kite (“Boy Plus Kite”) was formed in 2009 in an an unlikely place – a hot tub. Back then, Boy + Kite’s Darvin Jones and Beth Puorro would often sneak into a spa on the outskirts of Austin to swim and...
The Shimmies: Friend...
posted by Stuart Morrison
With what began as a childhood project that combined brothers Sean and Jimmy Galloway’s first names, The Shimmies has now created a self-appointed genre for itself, lovingly referred to as “home school rock.” First...
Metal Mother: Shake
posted by Stuart Morrison
Metal Mother is the moniker of the newest musical undertaking of singer/soundmaker, Tara Tati. Shake is the second track we’ve featured from the album Bonfire Diaries. For the past ten years, Tati has been...
Dan Hubbard and The ...
posted by Stuart Morrison
Since 2003, Illinois-based singer-songwriter Dan Hubbard has released five albums and toured extensively through the Midwest and both coasts. In the process, he’s built a strong fan base, become a refined songwriter and...
Moonlight Towers: He...
posted by Stuart Morrison
“Austin, Texas band Moonlight Towers (taking its name from the tall vintage streetlights that illuminate Austin’s nights) is a genuine band that does what comes naturally: writing, recording and playing real rock...
Sleepy Vikings: Calm
posted by Stuart Morrison
From their album They Will Find You Here. “The six sleazy Tampanians (a real word according to Urban Dictionary) of Sleepy Vikings have braved an infernal Florida sun to write the weird songs about stalkers, dead...
Sunshine Factory: Lo...
posted by Stuart Morrison
Sunshine Factory are a band from Palmdale, taking their name from a preschool in the town, in California just outside of Los Angeles. They comprise Tony Hammons, Jordan Judge, John Karwoski and Corey Judge....
Batwings Catwings: E...
posted by Stuart Morrison
The members of the band Batwings Catwings hail from all over the US and converge upon the wasteland of Southern California to give underground dwellers a reason to shake and sweat. Comprised of members from some of...
The Shondes: Lines a...
posted by Stuart Morrison
Brooklyn-based band The Shondes released the latest single from their My Dear One album in November in the form of an EP. “Lines & Hooks +3” contains the title track culled from the band’s second album along...
Midnight Spin: In Th...
posted by Stuart Morrison
“Midnight Spin is a five-piece rock outfit from Williamsburg, Brooklyn who bring high-energy guitar rock for the 21st century to the NYC music scene. Formed in late 2008, the band immediately established a sizable...
Metal Mother: Billy ...
posted by Stuart Morrison
“Billy Cruz” is the first single from the upcoming Metal Mother album, Bonfire Diaries Metal Mother is the musical project of Oakland-based singer-songwriter, Tara Tati. Her debut LP, Bonfire Diaries will be...
Wake Up Lucid: Sugar
posted by Stuart Morrison
The title track from L.A. band Wake Up Lucid’s new EP to be released Feb 15th. L.A.’s Wake Up Lucid started as a vision of singer/guitarist Ryan Baca’s father, who had passed years earlier. In the...



