
The Decline of Nations
This song by La Louma sure is a catchy anthem for us skeptics and cynics.

This song by La Louma sure is a catchy anthem for us skeptics and cynics.

This is Ian Svenonius’ latest foray, a beatbox-backed recitation of lackadaisical poetry swimming in over-the-top soul delivery.

I think Lemmy would have appreciated Canadian superbanjoplayer Lisa LeBlanc's fierce take on "Ace Of Spades".

Intriguing set of well-crafted songs from this solo artist.

Sparse and electronic, sometimes abrasive, this project from Swedish vocalist Karin Elisabeth Dreijer can be difficult and/or rewarding.

Rock latino, full-on-boogie, or as they say in their native Colombia, “bugi.”

Cleary, this is something that needs a song to explain, and Mo Kenney is up to the task.

Swirling and pounding sounds with reverb-drenched vocals from this Swedish “post-punk” outfit

Dan Bejar’s own project features his distinctive voice and musical mannerisms, carried over from the ‘80s.

Wildly dynamic outfit with in-your-face female vocals. Sounds twenty years old and completely new at the same time.