Lip Critic

Aw shit, it looks like we've got some new music from New York's Lip Critic on the horizon with this May's new album "Theft World."  For the uninitiated, the band makes a hyper, frenetic mix of noise rock, hip-hop, hardcore punk, and electronic weirdness.  Definitely worth checking out live if you get a chance.  Dig on new track "Legs in a Snare" below and pre-order the LP here from Partisan Records.

Daily Jam - This Train Don't Stop There Anymore

My job is trying to kill me.  Anyway, here's some Elton John.  Listen to "This Train Don't Stop There Anymore," our Daily Jam.

Holy Fuck

It's been a spell since i last thought about Canadian electronic and experimental band Holy Fuck.  But lo and behold, they have a new album heading our way in March with the upcoming "Event Beat."  Dig on new jam "Elevate" below and pre-order the LP here from the band.

Chat Pile

Oklahoma hardcore punk/black metal/screamo band hybrid dropped a new 7" on Friday that i missed out on whilst working all weekend.  The A-side is a beast and the B-side is a cover of an old Nirvana song.  Check out both "Masks" and the "Sifting" cover below and download them here from Sub Pop (the vinyl is already sold out).

Daily Jam - I'm Going to Stop Pretending that I Didn't Break Your Heart

Eels make good music for the blues.  Not that i have the blues or anything right now.  I think i'm just really, really tired.  Listen to "I'm Going to Stop Pretending that I Didn't Break Your Heart" below, our Daily Jam.

Tempers

April brings us new darkwave synth pop from New York's Tempers.  Dig on the very danceable new track "Who Says" below and pre-order the upcoming "Delusion" LP here.

Daily Jam - Old September Blues

Coming off a long work weekend, and i'm still so very tired.  Here's some My Morning Jacket to just sit around to.  Listen to "Old September Blues" below, our Daily Jam.

Daily Jam - Indigo

I've got another long, long day of work ahead of me today, and i'm keeping with the psych rock jams to get me through it.  Here's a combo indie rock-psych rock track from the '00s from Andrew Douglas Rothbard.  Listen to "Indigo" below, our Daily Jam.

Friday Horror Trailer - Island of Blood

AKA "Whodunnit?"
 

Daily Jam - Little Hands

It's Friday.  I'm about to start what is likely to be a 13-14 hour work day.  Let's listen to the opening track to Alexander Spence's seminal 1969 psych record "Oar."  Listen to "Little Hands" below, our Daily Jam.