Houston weirdos Indian Jewelry only seem to poke their heads out of their psychedelic cave every few years, but when they do it’s well worth letting them escort your ears down the rabbit hole for a few spins. They describe the first track off their upcoming album TOTALED as part “swamp electro”, part “nightmare throb” and part “sonic angel dream.” I can’t say I argue with that. Though I do wish the dream lasted longer than two minutes.
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You don’t have to be as rich as the Beatles to keep a song in your heart as the taxman approaches. Here’s a selection of tracks to help you get through tax week without driving a No. 2 pencil through your eyes.
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Need a little tax week pick-me-up? Here’s a great interview with Henry Rollins via Uncensored Interview. He’s full of good financial advice for musicians (eat oatmeal, save money after every show) and some thoughts on the Brooklyn Beatdown certain fat cats would receive if they walked down the same streets as the “folks” they claim to serve (watch your back, Bill O’Reilly).
Yes, the UK’s O. Children wear the influence of many bands on their on their black leather sleeves (and in the case of Nick Cave, in their name), but I’m predicting that front man Tobi O’Kandi’s panty-peeling baritone voice on “Ruins” is still going to fuel an ungodly amount of making out in the coming months. Mark my words.
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