-The Top 22 – Triple A, Indie, Alternative Rock
Weezer dropped album #14 on Friday, Rag’n’Bone Man appears to have easily avoided the sophomore slump, and Late Night’s Jon Batiste has a throwback message and throwback sound…
Read More »Worth Watching – Weezer, Rag’n’Bone Man, Jon Batiste
Worth Watching: Foo Fighters, Kings of Leon, London Grammar
Foo Fighters and Kings of Leon bring the guitars to ’21, and London Grammar hopes the third time will be the charm…
Read More »Worth Watching – The Avalanches, Arlo Parks, Jake Bugg
The Avalanches return and get help from MGMT and Johnny Marr, Arlo Parks is getting traction with “Hurt,” and Jake Bugg is working his way back…
Read More »NY Times’ Lo-Fi Video Storytelling for “Sign O’ The Times” is Still Compelling
COVID-19 has forced a re-think of video production values, and a re-think about audience’s tolerance for lower production values. For these reasons, The Times’ “Diary of a Song” is worth watching…
Read More »Worth Watching – The Strokes, Rhye, Bakar
The Strokes are charting at both Triple A and Alternative, Rhye is finally getting deserved wider attention, and Bakar keeps up his momentum. Three new clips worth watching…
Read More »Worth Watching – Crowded House, Cannons, Julien Baker
There’s a new incarnation of Crowded House — and a new clip starring Mac DeMarco. Plus Cannons, who are climbing at Alternative and Triple A, and new music from Julien Baker…
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