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Latest Podcasts
Faithless - Sunday 8PM | 90s Rock Revisited
In the late 90s electronic music was gaining mainstream attention. One of the pivotal acts within the revolution was Faithless, a London-based group that emerged in 1995. Their blend of trip-hop, house, and downtempo created a unique sound that reflected the eclecticism of the era.
Tigertailz - Bezerk | 80s Metal Revisited
As the curtain began to fall on the extravagant 80s, the dawn of the 90s brought an undercurrent of change to the music world. In 1990, the air was thick with anticipation—grunge was still bubbling under the surface, and glam metal was clinging to its throne, not yet ready to relinquish its crown. This was a time when bands like Tigertailz were still ri…
New Releases
Nervous Eaters - Rock n Roll Your Heart Away
The Nervous Eaters, a cornerstone of Boston’s punk scene in the late ‘70s, are back with their latest album, Rock n Roll Your Heart Away. This band, known for their raw energy and gritty sound, made their mark as the house band for the legendary Boston club, The Rat, where they played alongside icons like The Ramones and The Police. Fast forward to today, and they’re still kicking with a lineup that blends old and new blood, including original frontman Steve Cataldo. This album, recorded under Wicked Cool Records, shows that the band hasn’t lost their edge. But is it worth your time? Let’s dig into what the critics think.
Gillian Welch & David Rawlings - Woodland
Gillian Welch and David Rawlings might not be household names for everyone, but in the world of Americana and folk, they’re legends. The duo has been making music together for over two decades, known for their haunting harmonies and storytelling that pulls from the deep roots of American folk traditions. They’ve worked with icons like Emmylou Harris and played a big part in the revival of traditional folk music in the late ‘90s and 2000s. Their latest album,
Benny Trokan - Do You Still Think of Me
Benny Trokan might be best known as the bass player for indie heavyweights like Spoon and Lee Fields’ Expressions, but now he’s stepping into the spotlight with his first solo full-length album, Do You Still Think of Me. This album is a love letter to the 60s, blending elements of garage rock, teen-beat bop, and soul, all carried by Trokan’s raspy and vulnerable vocals. It’s a natural evolution for someone who’s been an essential part of the Daptone Records family, and it offers a fresh yet nostalgic sound that’s bound to resonate with fans of retro-inspired music .
Lisa Loeb and The Hollow Trees - That’s What It’s All About
Lisa Loeb, the voice behind the 90s hit “Stay (I Missed You)”, teams up with The Hollow Trees for a delightful children’s album, That’s What It’s All About. Known for her catchy and heartfelt tunes, Loeb brings her signature warmth and charm to a set of songs that are as engaging for kids as they are nostalgic for parents. This release is a fun, educational journey that plays with various musical styles, making it a must-listen for families .
Jeff Schroeder, guitarist for The Smashing Pumpkins, steps out with Metanoia, a solo project that explores a more introspective and experimental side. The album dives into ambient soundscapes and complex guitar work, showcasing Schroeder’s versatility beyond the alt-rock anthems he’s known for. Fans of The Smashing Pumpkins will appreciate the familiar, emotive guitar tones, but Metanoia also pushes boundaries, offering something new and unexpected .
Melt-Banana, the Japanese noise rock legends, are back with 3+5, a chaotic, high-energy release that’s as unpredictable as ever. Known for their frenetic pace and genre-blending style, this album continues to push the limits of what noise rock can be. It’s a wild ride through rapid-fire beats, quirky electronic elements, and the band’s trademark intensity, proving that Melt-Banana is still a force to be reckoned with in the underground music scene .
