Early this past summer The Lemons released a tape of songs filled with sunshine, garage-surf, and lemonade. The cassette came out as a limited run through Tripp Tapes.
You can catch The Lemons at The Township on October 4th.
New England
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Girls Guns and Glory have a new album “Sweet Nothings”
Alt-Country unit Girls Guns and Glory sing sentimental tunes about that timeless subject central to country music: Heartbreak. You wouldn’t need to understand a word to hear that. Lead Singer and guitarist Ward Henry has a passionate and vulnerable voice, singing more in the style of classic country singer Hank Williams than Henry’s contemporaries. Fittingly, they even recently played a whole set in September of Hank Williams tunes. These masterful musicians respect the history of their genre, and focus on delivering honest songs that both rock and pluck those heartstrings. Check out their new album “Sweet Nothings” and their Facebook here. – Paul Jordan Talbot
NYC
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Twin Wave plays The Deli’s CMJ show at The Delancey on 10.15
Anyone worried that all the great psych bands have come and gone, need not fear. Twin Wave has come from above to make sure we’re all still having cozy, weird dreams filled with washy guitars, spacey synths, and immersive vocals.
Their popular track ‘Relapse’ (streaming) beats out a hasty trip-hop groove, and still manages to stay meditative and silky smooth at its center. Check it out below and see the band when they play at The Deli’s Electro Stage at The Delancey, upstairs, on Tuesday, October 15th. – Mike Levine (@Goldnuggets)
NYC
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Found in the NYC Open Blog: Black River Quartet
NYC based Black River Quartet has built up a reputation for intense and unpredictable live shows, veering between punk, noise, blues and then haunting surf. The band recently completed a live session on Brooklyn based independent radio station, The Indie Darkroom, prompting the show’s host to describe them as "…an absolute brute force of raw and deliberate musical expression…" Sounds intriguing indeed. – (as posted in The Deli’s Open Blog – post your band’s entries, videos, and Mp3s here). The Deli’s NYC Open Blog is powered by The Music Building.
NYC
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Booze Riot, Marky Ramone & Andrew WK 10/2 @ 9:30 Club
In case you haven’t heard, Silver Spring’s Booze Riot has joined the bill with Marky Ramone ft. Andrew WK and Figo this Wednesday 10/2 at the 9:30 Club, so it’s officially time to party hard! Check out a taste of their live set from Live. on a Tuesday, below (recorded at DC9 back in December.) Doors are at 7 PM $25, and you can get tickets here.
Philadelphia
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The Lawsuits New LP Available for Streaming & Purchase
Check out The Lawsuits‘ new full-length album Cool Cool Cool! It was produced by Bill Moriarty, and is definitely their finest release to date. You can also purchase it HERE. Enjoy!
Philadelphia
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Free Download: “Breakfast” – Ground Up
Below is a new single from rising hip-hop collective Ground Up called "Breakfast," which is available for free download. It features G-Eazy who they joined on tour last spring.
Philadelphia
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The Deli Philly on XPN Tonight!
Howdy Folks!
I just wanted to let you know that I’ll be a guest DJ tonight on XPN. John Vettese was nice enough to invite me in to chat about local music and The Deli Philly’s upcoming 5th Anniversary Bash this Saturday, October 5 at PhilaMOCA with Night Panther, Literature and The Homophones. I’ll also be spinning tracks from some of my favorite emerging Philly artists. Tune in and check out what rad music I have in store for you and what I said in our session while under the influence (hopefully John cleaned some of it up for the FCC – I can swear like a sailor sometimes ;o). The Philly Local show will run from 9pm – 10pm, and my segment will start around 9:10pm/9:15pm. If you are not near a radio at the time or simply don’t own one, you can also stream it via XPN online.
Much love,
Q.D. Tran
Philadelphia
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The Deli on XPN Tonight!
Howdy Folks!
I just wanted to let you know that I’ll be a guest DJ tonight on XPN. John Vettese was nice enough to invite me in to chat about local music and our upcoming 5th Anniversary Bash this Saturday, October 5 at PhilaMOCA with Night Panther, Literature and The Homophones. I’ll also be spinning tracks from some of my favorite emerging Philly artists. Tune in and check out what rad music I have in store for you and what I said in our session while under the influence (hopefully John cleaned some of it up for the FCC – I can swear like a sailor sometimes ;o). The Philly Local show will run from 9pm – 10pm, and my segment will start around 9:10pm/9:15pm. If you are not near a radio at the time or simply don’t own one, you can also stream it via XPN online.
Much love,
Q.D. Tran
NYC
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From The Deli NYC’s submissions: N Y T Y L Y
If you’ve ever wondered what it might sound like to listen to the biggest selling pop music from another planet, you’d do well to check out nytyly, an artist who truly has her own way of crafting extremely catchy electronic pop tunes. For her music, the Brooklynite utilizes not just her own electronic sets, but sometimes her own language as well. In latest track ‘harmony day,’ nytyly’ extends synth love to Jewish mysticism, creating a weird masterpiece I have yet to hear in any church. – Mike Levine (@Goldnuggets)
This band submitted their music for coverage here.
Philadelphia
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New Music Video: “Untitled (How Does It Feel)” (D’Angelo Cover) – Pattern is Movement
Here’s an abstract new music video from Pattern is Movement for their panty-dropping cover of D’Angelo’s "Untitled (How Does It Feel)," which premiered yesterday at Stereogum. The track is the B-side to their new 12" single for "Suckling," off the duo’s long-awaited forthcoming album scheduled for release in 2014 via Hometapes. They’ll be headlining for the first time in a while on Thursday, October 24 at Union Transfer with support from The Spinto Band, Norwegian Arms, Worshyper and the WYLDSTYLE DJs.
Nashville
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Levi Weaver at Exit/In 10.1
Levi Weaver touts himself as a wanderer, and wonderer. His songs set him apart from the sea of songwriters out there without much trouble: they’re rich with a symphony of instruments and play out like a movie viewed from the good seats. He’s cut a swath from Texas to the UK, and has settled in East Nashville to perform his compositions and move closer still to standing alongside other offbeat, impressive showmen like Rufus Wainwright and M. Ward. He is about a month away from releasing his crowd-funded full-length entitled “Your Ghost Keeps Finding Me.” Currently the pledges for that project have exceeded their goal, and a portion of the surplus is going to Porter’s Call, a charity supporting musicians and their families. He opens for Kishi Bashi and Fancy Colors this Tuesday at Exit/Inn. -Terra James-Jura