Things That Don’t Suck In PHX This August
August is like a sweaty sweaty October. Here’s how get you some fun in. Click on fliers for links to facebook events.
Willetta Conjures Spirits With Their Ghostly “Frisson” EP
For this edition of Rock Blotter, we listen to the ghostly sounds of Willetta's "Frisson" EP.
Fetal Pink Rolls Us Up In A Ball Of Sound Like A Druggy Katamari
This week's Rock Blotter dives deep into the death rock sounds of Fetal Pink.
koleżanka Hooks Us With “bury me”
For this edition of Rock Blotter, we take a look at koleżanka's quietly cosmic "bury me".
Watch Snailmate’s New Video “The Waiter”
Snailmate just recently they debuted their latest album Love In The Microwave shortly after releasing the anticipated music video for fan favorite “The Waiter”.
“What Are You Afraid Of” – New Single by Paper Foxes
The dystopic dance punk of Paper Foxes is back with their latest single, What Are You Afraid Of, released July 1st. With music composed by Uche Ujania, the lyrics represent the pooled fears of all five band members.
Sunn Trio’s New Album Is The Perfect Soundtrack For Chasing Mirages
This week on ROCK BLOTTER we take a look at Sunn Trio's free jazzy new album. A blend of jazz, noise, psychedelia, and world music, it's one of the raddest local LPs we've heard this year.
Citrus Clouds Fight Heat Plague With Desert Gaze
It’s not just obvious tracks like ‘Sun In My Eyes’ or ‘Monsoon Daze’—there’s something about even the reference to palm trees on ‘Shapes and Things’ or the blinding sun on ‘It's You That I Find’ that reminds you of Phoenix.
“My Baby’s Fun Had Gone”: How The Labyrinth Soundtrack Saved Bowie From A Decade Of Sucking
The "Labyrinth" soundtrack is back out on vinyl for the first time since its release in 1986. We take a look back at the album and the positive impact it had on Bowie during his time in the Zeitgeist's "doghouse".
Beat The Heat With Girlpool’s Cool New Album
Looking to beat the heat next Tuesday? Dip into something cool with the music of Girlpool. We take a look at their new album to see if it beats the dreaded sophomore slump.
