The Heart Attack-Acks – “Love Me” and more

Queens-based newcomers The Heart Attack-Acks have no right to sound as good as they do for a band who “didn’t have anything better to do.”  The duo Cody and Candace have been testing the waters with their own brand of discoey post-punk dance tracks.  Their beats are properly infectious party music with a snarky sense… Read More The Heart Attack-Acks – “Love Me” and more

Moon Panda – Submarine now available streaming

Danish duo Moon Panda have brought their bonus-only track “Submarine” to streaming.  This woozy trip-hop tune was previously only available as a bonus track on Moon Panda’s celebrated March debut, What on Earth.  The vocals hiss a whispery singing of the fates, and then the melody hits that beautiful coasting-through-existence motif that comes on so… Read More Moon Panda – Submarine now available streaming

A Sunday Night with Fishbone and Action/Adventure

It’s Sunday night.  The rest of New York Shiddy is curling up to watch either football, House of the Dragon, or for more creative potatoes, both at once.  But underneath the scaffolding, amidst perpetually dirty streets and fresh graffiti tags, the family was gathering.  The almighty Fishbone were coming to the conclusion of their small… Read More A Sunday Night with Fishbone and Action/Adventure

Manic Moondays, a score by Rettward von Doernberg

Berlin composer Rettward von Doernberg has an impressively long list of accomplishments on his website.  I listened to this dude’s EP at first wondering why the tracks were like thirteen seconds long.  It sounded like all the panorama of a Disney scene without any Disney obnoxiousness.  Rettward’s tones are tinkling and pretty and easily conjure… Read More Manic Moondays, a score by Rettward von Doernberg

A Friday Night With Claire Dickson, Dolphin Hyperspace, and CGI Jesus

Where the fuck is it?  I’m toiling around the streets, knowing I am vaguely close because of the shift in quality of graffiti.  A guy as equally confused as I am is spying the environs on this corner of Wyckoff and Weirfeld, looking for a music venue.  He spots it first.  The name Trans-Pecos is… Read More A Friday Night With Claire Dickson, Dolphin Hyperspace, and CGI Jesus