Ken Taylor’s Gremlins

They are already sold out unfortunately, i would have loved to have owned one of these.

Alabama Shakes

In a time where every band seems to have adopted a synth player or dj, its comforting to discover a band that brings some "soul" back to music. Alabama Shakes could have easily been a band from a past time, with their raspy southern vocals and memorable classic blues guitar riffs. It's this familiarity that makes their music so enjoyable. Even though they only have a four song EP out, i feel confident in saying these guys will be something big in the future.

Wise Blood

 

Wise Blood is the work of Chris Laufman. He (and live, with his band) brings some wickedly wacked-out beats, loops, lo-fi layers and samples to create a magically trippy hip-pop-electro-dream world that can be compared to something like... well, actually, I have no idea.  - ohmyrockness.com

His newish EP These Wings have been on repeat on my Ipod ever since I got it. The first song i posted is called Loud Mouths, and is kind of his hit song, the second, Darlin Your Sweet, is just my personal favorite off his EP.  Let me know what you guys think.

The Silent Giants Art Prints

Silent Giants sells art prints of bands, movies, and other subjects. If you like any of them and would like to purchase them head over here.

Let me know what you guys think.

von Scaramouche

von Scaramouche is an online gallery which specializes in limited edition prints from a variety of artists. If you'd like to purchase any of these, head over here.

Let me know what you guys think.

Track of the Day: DGAF by Acrobatics

 

 

Band You Should Check Out: The Mhurs

 

There's nothing like discovering a band in which after hearing one song you want to track down and listen to everything else they have put out. The Mhurs is a great example of one of those bands. Although they have been together for over 4 years, they only have a handful of songs to their name. Rumor has it that they are working on a debut album to be released sometime this year.

I fell in love with The Mhurs as soon as I heard “I’m Sorry Forever”. It opens with an eery guitar line and the slightest of bass touches hinting at what’s to follow: an absolutely immense main riff with bluesy verses and a big, filthy guitar solo for a bridge that could have been ripped straight from the fingers of Jack White.

Check it out below and let me know what you think.