This companion to the February Playlist includes videos from: the Apples in Stereo, the Teenage Prayers, the Cat Empire, the Resentments, the Low Stars, the Silos, JJ Grey & Mofro, the Good the Bad and The Queen, and Will Hoge. I believe that this month may set the Twangville record for the number of band […]
Grace Potter & The Nocturnals “Mystery Train”, a Video
One act I’m really going to try to see this year at SXSW is Grace Potter & The Nocturnals. They’re playing at 1am on Thursday night at the Cedar Street Courtyard. Check ’em out. Grace Potter and the Nocturnals – “Mystery Train” Thanks, John!
Randy Newman in Defense of our Country
When he’s not composing movie soundtracks and collecting Oscar nominations, Randy Newman writes pop songs filled with biting social and political commentary. So it should come as no surprise to see Newman offer his perspectives on today’s highly charged global political environment. “A Few Words In Defense of Our Country”, by Randy Newman A president […]
Josh Rouse, EP Available
A personal favorite artist of mine ever since my cousin Ken mentioned him to me back in 2003, Josh Rouse released a new EP this week. This time as a duo. He’s partnered up with Spanish native, Paz Suay, who’s smooth vocals you might recognize from his last album, Subtitulo. The new EP is aptly […]
Twangville Recommends: You Am I
Long known in their native Australia, You Am I have found limited success in the United States. With a little luck that is about to change. Months after releasing their latest album, Convicts, in their native country, the band just joined the powerhouse Yep Roc line-up.* Although I don’t find Convicts, their Yep Roc debut, […]
The Offramps, On the Radar
If you are ever looking for relatively unknown bands of high caliber, Miles of Music has a qualification where they stamp albums with an “It’s a Cracker” label. This is a guarantee that if you don’t like the music you can send it back no questions asked. I’ve found that in the space of indie […]
Grace Potter & The Nocturnals “Treat Me Right”, a Video
Grace Potter & The Nocturnals are reportedly back in the studio with a new album expected in late spring. Here’s some video footage from a recent Baltimore show. Grace Potter and the Nocturnals – “Treat Me Right” Grace Potter and the Nocturnals performing “Treat Me Right” at the 8×10 in Baltimore, MD on September, 14 […]
Mayer’s Picks from 2006: A Video Companion
From this person of the year to all the other people of the year… the video companion to Mayer’s Top Picks from 2006.
Best Albums of 2006, a Video Companion
My final “best of 2006†installment, here are some videos from artists that made my top 10. Playlist: Best of Albums ’06: a Companion Playlist Here’s to a great 2007! And on behalf of Sarah and I … Go Gators!!
Happy Holidays
LA band Shurman offer up this original holiday gem, “Santa You Can Skip Me This Year.”
