Madelia says:Before their major label deal with Universal, The Rapture were a rag-tag group of displaced indie rock visionaries, who were far from being self-actualized. "Alienation" is from their first full-length record, and shows the band in its most primitive state. Listening to this track is a lot like listening to a band shred through a memorable and purposeful rehearsal, with band members' individual personalities slowly emerging right before your ears. You can just feel how this band is going to be huge.
GFCbyAlbert Hammond, Jr. rock, indie rock I have to admit to all my fans that I'm a little jealous of Albert Hammond Jr.'s super genes. Son of a beauty queen, lead...more »
Suspended In AirbyThe Delicious pop, rock, indie The Delicious are Delicious. Sort of like Weezer and you can tell they are fans of Vampire Weekend. Wow, that sounds like that would be...more »
I Might Have Guessed (Mean Version)byBirdmonster rock, power pop San Francisco's own Birdmonster makes driving rock n' roll void of celebrity ambition, self indulgence, or cultural vanity, leaving a clear space to meditate on...more »
Offend MaggiebyDeerhoof rock, other, indie rock Although the choice of naming your band Deerhoof has always slightly perplexed me, I find their sonic amalgam one of the most adventurous and pleasing...more »
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