Introducing >>> Santah

Chicago’s Santah will release new EP, You’re Still A Lover next month, which follows the release of their debut LP, White Noise Bed last year (via No Sleep Records). The tracks are a mix of the sweetly beguiling (Indigo), the dreamy (Teeth) and the sprawling anthems of Springfield and North Coast. The results are impressive – a loose-limbed, roving style of Americana that sits somewhere between … Continue reading Introducing >>> Santah

MM Shorts 223: New Album From Sea Wolf

The third (and long awaited by us) album from Los Angeles based indie folk group Sea Wolf, Old World Romance officially hit the streets today. Have a listen to the opening track and one of the highlights of the album Old Friend. You can download Old World Romance on iTunes, or purchase the album on CD or vinyl direct from the Dangerbird webstore. a Continue reading MM Shorts 223: New Album From Sea Wolf

Marian Call Readies Something Fierce For Release

Take some folk, some jazz, some classical, a bit of gospel and align it with some poignant nostalgia, some whimsy, a dash of tragedy and fizzing energy and the results might come somewhere close to describing Marian Call. Her new album, Something Fierce comes out on 13th November and she describes the latest taster from it, Dear Mr Darcy as an explosive rhyming extravaganza and slam poetry … Continue reading Marian Call Readies Something Fierce For Release

MM Shorts 221: Lazyeyes

A new project from former Twees frontman Jason Abrishami, Lazyeyes hail from Brooklyn and describe their music as ‘surfgaze’ – the first fruits of their labours are now available to the wider world as they have posted a couple of tasty demos up online. Grab Weight below or click here to visit their Bandcamp page and get both tracks. a Continue reading MM Shorts 221: Lazyeyes

Introducing >>> Zulus

The e-mail simply said, “Zulus are a Brooklyn-based reverb drenched post-garage band“. We checked – they were right. After seven years of collaborating in post-hardcore bands on both coasts, Daniel Martens and Aleksander Prechtl formed Zulus as an outlet for their more accessible songs – a bit “poppier” they may be, but they still possess plenty of bite. Here are a couple of tracks from … Continue reading Introducing >>> Zulus