When I hear a song a from an artist that I don’t know very well, as you would expect, Google is my friend. Nilüfer Yanya surprised me as I thought to myself, this bold voice can’t […]
The Glimmerist
Discovering music, one day at a time
Cheers to The Veers
When the Beatles dropped “Norwegian Wood” in 65′ it was the first broadly released recording of a Western rock band playing an Indian instrument. Since then the sitar found a home in psychedelic rock globally and it’s an […]
Rainsford: Too Close
Rainsford a.k.a. Rainey Qualley is an LA based songstress making some very soulful pop songs that remind me of the very early 90s when people were bringing home their first CD players and questioning how long […]
Solange Just Wants a Seat at the Table
I generally try to keep posts to new artists or up-and-comers that need to be shared with the world. Still, every once in a while I get very excited about something more mainstream that I […]
Our Girl: Being Around
When I get in my car for a good drive and map out the radio plan, I often land on the XM radio “Lithium” station, not only because rock of the 90s and early 00s […]
White Lies: Take It Out On Me
It’s been three years since UK band White Lies released their Big TV record. This Friday 10/7, the wait will be over with the new release of Friends. Their sound is very post-punk and 80s new wave, […]
Broncho: Highly Unintentional
Broncho is an indie rock band based in Oklahoma and if the name sounds familiar, you’ve most likely heard “Class Historian,” a song whose hypnotizing “dah-dah-do-do-do-do” stuck in your mind for months following in 2014. Lately I’ve been […]
