Three years after the release of critically acclaimed Hot or Mood, Oak House frontman Gresham Cash steps out on his own to release an epic full-length this December. The first track is out now and gives just a taste of what to expect from the monumental album.
Originally from Lincoln, Nebraska, multi-instrumentalist Derek Walker is now located in Los Angles and releases his debut LP as Grand Master today. Everything but drums were played by Walker himself, enlisting Eddie Vedder’s former drummer Bad Radio and current United Ghosts drummer Joey Ponchetti for percussion with Mark Rains (Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Death Valley Girls, Shooter Jennings, Kris Kristofferson) at the helm. Rains also handled the mixing before the tracks were turned over to JJ Golden (Soundgarden, Morgan Delt, Ty Segall, The Warlocks, Sonic Youth) for mastering.
Detroit’s Sara Marie Barron has released her debut album, Existential Glam, today. The record sees her maintaining her singer-songwriter and jazz-inspired roots with a healthy blend of pop sensibilities making the songs both beautiful and relatable. Her most recent reveal from the album can be enjoyed below, and check out her official site for info on how to dive in deeper.
Pioneers of the Los Angeles underground art damage electronic music scene, Grey Factor, have been more myth than legend for over 40 years. The band never released a recorded album but made a massive footprint with their packed out live performances. This year, they have decided to finally reveal a recording. The first single is out now and their “debut” EP, The Perils of Popularity, will be out October 9.
Athens, GA’s Easter Island will reveal a sequence of videos leading up to their release of new album Take All The Time You Think You Need, due out at the end of the year. Today is the first installment, a gorgeous look at their home town durning the times of quarantine and distancing.
Motel Black release their newest since the Culture Shock EP which The Noise Boston labeled the band's sound like an amalgamation of alt/indie/stoner rock, adding, "The music hits hard. It’s stealthy, and wastes no time." The band creates socially aware songs that tackle issues in Boston that are relevant to most American cities: racism, substance abuse, gentrification, love, death, the school-to-prison pipeline, and changes in urban landscapes. Check out the video below and find more on the band HERE.
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