We love the band Caveman (after all they were chosen as The Deli NYC’s Best Emerging Artist a while back). Check out local DJs/producers Les Professionnels‘ sweet new dance remix of "In the City," which premiered earlier today via VIBE and is also available for free download – enjoy!
NYC
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Shark? unveils “This is Living” from upcoming LP “Savior”
Shark? was one of the first bands to bring back at sound of the 90s in Brooklyn. Their music immediately draws you in – their laconic lyrics, filled with bizarre observations and poignant details, are as fun to anticipate and listen to as any Silver Jews song: “Oh, I hate California girls, they don’t believe in nothing,” or “No I don’t want any cake, well OK one small bite.” Like a lot of other slacker bands, there’s not an ounce of self-importance anywhere in their music, which is what we want in a band that never lets up the energy.
Shark? just announced a new album entitled "Savior," scheduled for a 10.01 release. Check out the new single "This is Living," streaming below.
We added this song to The Deli’s playlist of Best songs by emerging NYC artists – check it out!
Philadelphia
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Free Download: Live at JB’s 8/22/13 – Chris Forsyth and the Solar Band
Chris Forsyth and the Solar Band put on a killer show full of heavy jams this past Thursday, August 22 at Johnny Brenda’s sharing a stellar bill that included Jeff Zeigler & Mary Lattimore and Daniel Bachman. It also doubled as guitarist Paul Sukeena’s birthday celebration (with bday caps provided). You can take a listen to and download (which can be done by grabbing each individual track) Chris Forsyth and the Solar Band’s set below.
Philadelphia
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Modern Baseball Return From First Full U.S. Tour at Golden Tea House Aug. 26
While Modern Baseball’s star continues to rise – thanks to their beloved LP Sports, you can still experience them in their natural environment tonight at Golden Tea House. (Take note that the show has been moved from Yarga Basement.) Modern Baseball will be returning home from their first full U.S. tour (that they booked in two weeks with the help of friends) so be sure to welcome them back. And you can expect their performance to be tight this evening – in the most fun way possible. They’ll also be joined by Secret Plot to Destroy the Entire Universe, Marietta, Sic Bacchus and Vermont’s Tyler Daniel Bean. Golden Tea House, (Please contact one of the acts or venue for more info.), 7pm, $5, All Ages – H.M. Kauffman
NYC
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Video Premiere: Marco Argiro’s “Leave it Behind (Brooklynville)”
You always knew it would happen someday. Brooklyn would get its own confessional heartland rock anthem. To that end, singer/songwriter Marco Argiro brings it all back home in latest video ‘Leave it Behind (Brooklynville).’ The super 8 look of the footage gives a feel for bygone memories and half-finished thoughts. Lyrically, the song tells the tale of moving from small-town America to New York, and all set over a grungy, three chord pulse.
The rootsy rock singer paints a west coast vibe all over upcoming, sophomore LP ‘Love.’ Marco’s been in and out of NY bands for several years now: from fronting Le Mood to filling in for Michael Graves of the Misfits in Marky Ramone’s group, Blitzkrieg. Look out for the record, releasing on September 24th. Or better, go to the release party yourself on September 25th at The Bowery Electric. – Mike Levine (@Goldnuggets)
Philadelphia
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New Music Video: “The Words Came All At Once” – The Chairman Dances
Art-pop outfit The Chairman Dances recently shared a new video for the track "The Words Came All At Once," off the band’s latest LP Michael and the Prophetess. It was directed by J. Randolph Brown, and features shots of Old city as its backdrop. The release of the video is in conjuction with the announcement of their free all-ages performance this Friday, August 30 at Pterodactyl Gallery for the opening of Unnatural Behaviour, an exhibit dedicated to up-and-coming Philly artists, which will be on display from August 30 – September 20.
The Words Came All At Once [Prologue] from Steady State Productions
Nashville
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Prince of Spain single “Find Love”
Prince of Spain released “Find Love” on August 13th. It falls right in line with that halcyon, kick drum-happy craze that the Lumineers and Monsters and Men have incited. There is precious little information online about Prince of Spain, just this sweet, wistful track. Could it be deliberate? Is this the dribble before the deluge? Take a listen and decide. – Terra James-Jura
Philadelphia
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New Video: “Start Again” (Live) – Bleeding Rainbow
Here’s a recent video of Bleeding Rainbow performing a new song called "Start Again," which was recorded on August 22 at Death By Audio when they opened for A Place To Bury Strangers. It will appear on their upcoming LP that is being produced by Fancy Time Studio’s Kyle "Slick" Johnson and will be released via Kanine Records.
Portland
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Typhoon at The Bing Lounge
Typhoon, the Portland based indie rock band, is a dominating presence on stage in both numbers (hovering around 12 members) and in powerful songs, weaving together somber lyrics that manage to sound celebratory. The ever surprising arrangements found on White Lighter, Typhoon’s just released second album, highlight the lyrical and musical skill of frontman Kyle Morton. On August 21 Morton flawlessly lead Typhoon through several of the bands new songs at Kink’s Bing Lounge and proved that the band is a force on stage as well as in the studio. This band has the skill to translate songs from the album to the stage in a powerful way. Be sure to catch the 22 minute live act on the Bing website and take in the epic horn section, delicate strings, and revival feel that was in the room for yourself. Better yet? Make the drive to Seattle on September 10th and catch them at The Crocodile with 1939 Ensemble. – Joy Pearson
Philadelphia
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Explore w/The Fantastic Imagination at Ortlieb’s Aug 24
Adventurous open explorations in wizardry, that’s what happens when members of A Sunny Day in Glasgow, Arc In Round, Faux Slang, This Radiant Boy and Pet Milk join forces to create the aptly named The Fantastic Imagination playing tonight at Ortlieb’s. Embark on an airy sonic quest that continuously unfolds through layers of vocals and acoustic instruments. The Fantastic Imagination appears pleasantly prepared to traverse uncharted musical territory – join them. Ortlieb’s Lounge, 847 N. 3rd St., 10pm, $6, 21+ – Michael Colavita
Nashville
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Grace and Tony to release album 11.12
Deli darlings Grace and Tony have just been signed to Rock Ridge Music (which includes Reel Big Fish and Sister Hazel on their roster), who will release their full-length album “November” on November 12th of this year. This means that in less than two months the term ‘punkgrass’ will be unleashed upon the world. See the living daguerreotypes pick their strings at the High Watt on August 30th. – Terra James-Jura
NYC
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Celestial Shore lands on the cover of The Deli NYC #35
The Deli’s Summer issue 2013is out – you can read it online HERE.
On the cover, Celestial Shore.
The Deli’s Staff