As the year winds down, you might be wondering: “what new music did I miss?” Here’s a few albums from lesser-known artists that merit attention.
Big Red Machine – “How Long Do You Think It’s Gonna Last”
Big Red Machine … Continue Reading
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On the lookout for new tunes to add to your music library?
The music scene has been bursting with fresh talent and new releases. And now that pandemic restrictions have lifted, things are really hopping!
Here’s a few excellent new … Continue Reading
In the mood for new music to help you stay motivated during lockdown?
Here’s a couple new releases that merit your attention.
Glass Animals “Dreamland”
“Dreamland,” the newest from England’s Glass Animals, is making a solid splash in the music … Continue Reading
Talented British synth pop band Bastille returned with their new “Doom Days” last month, and it’s a keeper.
It’s a concept album of sorts, says frontman Dan Smith. All of its tracks explore the theme of going out … Continue Reading
Looking for new music that’s unique, often insightful and always fun?
Alternative rock n’ roller Courtney Barnett’s new “Tell Me How You Really Feel” is an ear-pleasing blend of engaging, rollicking tracks you’re sure to find compelling.
“Need … Continue Reading
Mt. Joy, an up-and-coming Philadelphia-based alternative group, appeared on Discover Weekly playlists last year and again a few months ago with the release of their first full-length album. The record could be the best of 2018, but there’s plenty … Continue Reading
The Analog Theater’s warm second floor felt nice on a frigid evening last Friday, December 15. Immediately after walking in, I realized that I was a minority in that I’d already received my high school diploma. The crowd was … Continue Reading
A few bands have a knack for defying convention, yet sound hauntingly familiar, by blending old influences with new approaches to music. Listening to Anchorage’s Super Saturated Sugar Strings (can we just abbreviate this to SSSStrings? kthxbai) brings to mind … Continue Reading
In search of the latest and greatest in Indie music? Here are three great artists hailing from Australia, Serbia, and our own vibrant Portland, sure to please the palate of discerning music buffs.
Souvenir Driver
From Portland, Souvenir Driver’s moody, … Continue Reading
Having already released soaring, cosmic alt-rock bangers “Patch Me Up” and “Great Escape,” California-based Indie/pop/rock The Y Axes are returning soon with new album “Umbra.”
An uplifting sound, surprising rhythms and skilled, tight drumming are the hallmark of this fun … Continue Reading
Amit Erez, from The Secret Sea, stopped by The Portland Playlist Wednesday night for an evening filled with heartfelt, beautiful, and emotional music. Amit is one of the first and most substantial, influential songwriters to emerge in Israel, achieving … Continue Reading
Alternative rockers War on Drugs kept fans delighted and spellbound at their sold-out Crystal Ballroom show in Portland last night. The band was tight and well-rehearsed as one song after another was pulled from their 10-year repertoire.
Opening with hit … Continue Reading
English Indie rock band Little Comets released an astonishing 3 new Extended Play (EP) recordings last year, the most recent being their splendid, under-the-radar “The Sanguine.” It’s an excellent example of how the most talented bands today find ways to … Continue Reading
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