The Lacking Permanence

Nicely done collection of funky pop, or poppy funk.

Fast-forward punk, with the sort of edge that comes from the current DIY movement, and an unknown spice that makes the songs stand out from your standard barrage of fuzzed out chords and beats.

Fantastic Aussie rock-pop with a lot of variety, each song having its own strange melodic structure and personality.

Very understated, yet completely engaging. Shy Boys live up to their name with this collection of softly-strummed, gently-tapped, whisper-harmonized indie basement gems.

Alternative rock with a tinge of Americana, the perfect thing to eat up miles and miles of road trip.

The evenings grow brisk as the music gets wilder. Tonight zipped by, thanks to Generoso and Lily, and Robin in Atlanta, for staying up late. Also, a reminder that I'll be out the following two Tuesdays, returning to the air on October 2.

Driving indie guitar rock with extra-strength riffs and detailed dynamics, great harmonies, and memorable hooks.

Rock anthems filled with quirky bits of beat and string, layered with some honey-toned vocals and surging guitars.

An intense mix of international flavors and electronic treatments, this album is an exotic transcendental journey across imaginary foreign lands.

If you’re having issues with Target not getting the Halloween decorations out quickly enough, “Black Cat 13” is some dark sunshine from Peach Kelli Pop. Shout out to Generoso and Lily for sticking it out to the end, when things got weird just to our liking.