Introducing The Elected, a band that effortlessly blends indie folk and alternative rock with heartfelt storytelling and infectious melodies. Led…
Category: Band of the Week
Happy St. Patty’s Day – The Rumjack’s “Irish Pub Song” (70M Views)
IRC wishes you all a very happy St. Patrick’s Day. If you were able to get out and socialize –…
Band of the Week – Late Cambrian
When we first heard a few songs from the Brooklyn band Late Cambrian, we knew that we were listening to…
Band of the Week – The Airplanes
The Airplanes originally started as the one-man band of Joshua Vest, who wrote and recorded tracks in his Fayetteville, Arkansas…
Band of The Week – The Bellegards
Every week, we try to have either a Band of The Week or an Artist of the Week in order…
Band of the Week – Scotland’s PAWS
The Glasgow lo-fi garage/punk pop trio PAWS gun it on their latest single, “Miss American Bookworm,” blasting out from the starting gate…
Band Of The Week: Hong Kong Shoegaze, Post-Punk Band, The Yours
By Maxwell Silver You probably won’t hear the latest singles from the band, The Yours, on any other major indie blog…
Artist of the Week – Youth Lagoon: Boise Multi-Instrumentalist, Songwriter and Vocalist Trevor Powers Signs to Fat Possum
“July” is a fresh track from Youth Lagoon, the Boise-based bedroom pop/one man band project of multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and vocalist…
Band of the Week: LA’s Folk Popsters Family of the Year
Los Angeles folk pop band Family of the Year appeared on our radar in December, thanks to a friend who…
Band of the Week: The Genre-Bending Music of Hosta
There are still plenty of fantastic songs and albums from 2009 that we’re catching up to, and we suspect that…
Band of The Week: Long Beach Folk Pop Band Avi Buffalo
Eighteen-year-old Long Beach, Calif., guitarist and singer/songwriter Avigdor Zahner-Isenberg, and his band, Avi Buffalo, have created quite a buzz within…
Band of the Week: Canada’s The Weakerthans
The Weakerthans, a Canadian indie band from Winnipeg, put themselves on the music map back in the late 1990’s, and…