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Tina Romano
Without a doubt the most prolific and well-connected drummer in what remains a vibrant New York City music scene (despite what the other sites will tell you), Linda Pitmon has collabed with everyone from Sleater Kinney and REM members in… Continue Reading →
Today we are proud to post our interview with Otabek Salamov, founder and front man of Uzbekistan’s finest power trio, The Needshes, who told us about making Uzbek audience’s jaws drop and remaining a teenager forever. How did… Continue Reading →
The enigmatic four piece London band Bugeye is getting played on radio air waves along side MOSES and Bikini Kill. This band is powerful mashup of Blondie, The Pixies and some slinky disco tossed in for good measure. Let’s get… Continue Reading →
It’s safe to say that we are massive Dream Syndicate disciples here at Niche Appeal, forever bowing to the altar of the paisley underground’s darkest stars. Therefore it was a distinctive honor to have lead Syndicate Steve Wynn drop in… Continue Reading →
Seattle native and luminous veteran singer songwriter Damian Jurado is back at it. Damian gifts us a deeply melancholy track that still manages too offer a tinge of the playfulness he’s known for. “Birds Tricked Into The Trees” leans hard… Continue Reading →
Vacationing on Kitty Miller Bay is still a goal of mine despite the horrific images of not only beds (shoutout Midnight Oil) but the land itself burning to a crisp along with animals and humans in the vicinity. A clip… Continue Reading →
Here’s to those who speak the truth and are not believed This is the year of rage Deux Furieuses, the agit punk duo from the UK recently signed to Xtra Mile Recordings, storm the stage in the video for “Year… Continue Reading →
Chemistry between band members is not always organic. Egos can clash. Guitars smash. Words are hurled and sometimes a punch or too flies. Yet with the five members of Locobeach, the brotherly love is evident in their unaffected mannerisms and… Continue Reading →
Matt Vantine’s new banger “Drop Dead” manages to do that tricky power pop math equation where shimmery guitar sounds balance perfectly with dark subject matter. Most bands have the technical ability to assimilate Big Star-isms, after all, but it takes… Continue Reading →
Unlike the majority of “retro” leaning contemporary music, which tends to sound over studied and therefore drearily contemporary, Hawk Tubley really could have been on the radio in 1974. This Philadelphia solo act may be shackled to the Christian name… Continue Reading →
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