Photos by Anthony Mulcahy
Last year saw Calexico and Iron & Wine bring their collaboration back with the release of new album Years to Burn via Sub Pop. Last year we caught their lovely performance at Prospect Park and they recently kicked off the second leg of the tour to begin the new year.
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Photos by Dutch Doscher
Last year Silversun Pickups returned with their fifth album Widow’s Weeds, released via the band’s very own imprint, New Machine Recordings.
They’re touring in support of the record, which brought them to Los Angeles on February 7th for a performance at The Wiltern. This show was our first time catching the band since they performed at Brooklyn Steel back in 2017.
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Photos by Bryan Lasky
Ezra Furman returned last year with her new record Twelve Nudes, which saw release via Bella Union.
In January Furman embarked on a residency at Massachusetts-based venue Once Somerville and extended it into early February. Our photographer Bryan Lasky was there to capture the February 4th performance, which also featured an opening set from Anjimile.
Find photos from both performances posted in the gallery below.
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Photos by Qbertplaya
Son Little returned with his new album aloha on January 31st, via ANTI- Records.
The day before the album was released, he performed an intimate set at the Loreto Theater at The Sheen Center for radio station WFUV as a part of their Marquee concert series. Along with a set of songs of the new album, he played some older favorites and participated in an interview with DJ Darren DeVivo as a part of the station’s live broadcast.
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Hailing from Tokyo, Japan, Downtown Market make the sort of delightful rock that feels like it’s time-traveled straight from the 90s indie rock scene.
This is felt strongly on their new single “Stay With Me,” which was released tonight. The track features dual female/vocals of members Sleepingowl and KurumiI Sasak that have a playful tone that works in tandem with the slick guitar work that carries a playful yet nostalgic tone that we can’t quite shake.
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Cuesta Loeb is a NYC-native who now calls Los Angeles home and is preparing the release of a brand new EP. “Grass It Grows” is the new single from it and it’s one that hits in all the right ways.
It’s a sun-soaked rocker with a mix of garage fuzz and 90s nostalgia vocal work, it’s completely addictive and hooks you in right from the very first note.
Enjoy a listen to “Grass It Grows” below.
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Always one to emerge with an ever-evolving sound that still captures the essence of living in New York City, local musician Noah Chenfeld keeps the tradition going on his new single “Late.”
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Madison, Wisconsin’s Disq, have signed to Saddle Creek, who will release their debut album Collector on March 6. This follows their double-sided single “Communication”/”Parallel” released last year.
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Photos by Dutch Doscher
Cautious Clay returned earlier this year with his new EP Table of Context and had his “Cold War” find itself in Olivia Wilde’s fantastic directorial debut Booksmart, giving the rising artist an even bigger boost than he’s already been receiving all year long.
We caught him earlier this summer when he performed a special show at The Guggenheim in July and caught him last week when he headlined Brooklyn Steel on December 9th.
Our photographer Dutch Doscher was there to capture photos from his performance, all of which can be found posted in the gallery below.
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Seneko is the project of singer-songwriter Stan Olshefski, who has devoted himself to music for the better half of this decade, working out of Connecticut to hone in his songwriting craft. His sound is one that has a warm familiar Americana and folk feel to it, with a confident songwriting prowess that instantly connects. Earlier this year he put this on full display with his new EP Soul Numbers, his third release over the past four years.
A good example of Stan’s songwriting talent can be found on the EP’s opening cut “The Devil You Don’t Know,” a track that has a timeless old school folk quality to it, reminding of various legends such as Bob Dylan, Tom Petty and many others, with a soulful touch sprinkled throughout the effortless number that radiates as vital and true every step of the way.
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