Every day, or nearly every day anyhow, I will randomly select an album from my collection of digital music, listen to it, and share it here. – Jayne
Today’s pick is Orla Gartland with their album Woman on the Internet. Orla Gartland is an Irish artist who now resides in London according to Rate Your Music. Their sound is a rather bare indie pop with piano and some electronic sounds. I quite like their sound. What do you think?
Continue ReadingSelf-proclaimed emo rock is a weird genre to me. Most of it I don’t like, though i’m quite an emo old man. And my favorite bands from the 90s are quite emo-esque in their way. Anyhow, here is a band I seem to like, or at least these two songs. This one particularly reminds me of built to spill.
For you in Pittsburgh, they are playing The Mr. Roboto Project on July 27th.
This is a bit of a departure for me style-wise, but damn, this is very good. It takes a more traditional blues rock sound and adds this strong Mali influence. And it’s awesome.
This is so damn soothing.
There is a lot of good hip hop out there. I didn’t listen to much when I was younger though, so I kind of have no clue about most of it. But I came across this and it’s just great.
I missed that this video happened. Real Life Buildings features Matt Van Asselt from Mt. Home Arts with members of Told Slant and Eskimeaux. All of which I like. I also liked his stuff with The Act of Estimating as Worthless. The video, for what it’s worth, was animated by Anne Shepperson, also of Mt. Home Arts. I really like pretty much everything they do. I love the home grown element of art in every aspect of music and book making that they do.
Two piece from Philadelphia. This is all i’ve heard from them but I like this in any case.
This is a bit magik markers esque. Really good in other words.
New Zealand has a rich history of delivering great music. The Able Tasmans really deliver that New Zealand sound.
Another wow band. Just wow.