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Track Reviews

Flux Pavilion – Lift You Higher (Feat. Lisa Hart)

The Flux train rolls on with this new unreleased track for “Lift You Higher”. Debuted on Mistajam’s BBC Radio 1Xtra show within the last couple…
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01-06-12

Tree & Shelf Nunny – This is Separation

By Chris Gedos “This is Separation” succeeds on the same formula as Tree’s previous offering, “People” lo-fi ethos, big yet intimate refrains,…
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01-06-12

Team Me – Show Me

By Trevor Meyer Once again, Team Me offers up an appetizing track. Accompanied by a stunning, and eye-catching video, “Show Me” displays the…
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01-06-12

EMiL – Deadwood

By Trevor Meyer Here’s a stellar piece from new London-based artist, EMiL. This song has a killer chorus hook and a beautiful string arrangement…
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01-06-12

Phone Joan – Damned

Whoa… what have we here? Beyond a beautiful and promiscuously toned video, oozes the gospel tinted blues and shoegaze of Oslo, Norway exports…
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01-06-12

Lucy Rose – Red Face

On her new single “Red Face”, Lucy Rose proves she’s as equally compelling when backed by a dynamic and fully arranged band as she is the…
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01-06-12

James Blake – The Wilhelm Scream (Gina Turner Bootleg Edit)

Yeahhhhh. When I first came across this house remix of “The Wilhelm Scream” (b3sci’s #1 track of 2011), I admit to first pushing play just to…
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01-05-12

Innobushu – You’re the Only

Contributed by Trevor Meyer Hailing from Chi-town, Innobushu offers up some beautiful electronica for your auditory system. Smooth, atmospheric,…
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01-05-12

REVIEW: Old Soul – Old Soul [LP]

Contributed by Trevor Meyer Still swimming in nostalgia from the return trip to California, I took a few listens to Old Soul’s self-titled 2011…
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01-05-12

Delilah – Never Be Another

Delilah channels a sound akin to a 22nd Century Adele. The Adele sort of 1-2 half-time rhythmic elements are there as well as some of her vocal…
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01-05-12

ceo – Come With Me (Sail a Whale Version)

We never really got on the ceo party train when White Magic made its trajectory through the indieverse last summer. Yours Truly recently put out…
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01-05-12

The Maccabees – Feel to Follow

The Maccabees space things on the cosmic sounding “Feel to Follow”. Beginning with a feel-good melody and rhythm figure, the track builds into…
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01-05-12