Rising retro rock outfit
Coral Moons have announced the August 6th release of their debut album,
Fieldcrest, an evocative 9-story telepathy of liberation and salvation produced by Sam Kissirer (Lake Street Dive, Josh Ritter, The Dustbowl Revival).
Coinciding with the album drop is a series of shows in the Northeast including the official launch at Aeronaut Allston (8/6), a stop at Bug Jar in Rochester (8/19), a return to Bowery Electric in NYC (8/20) and a Sunday slot at the Levitate Music and Arts Festival (8/8). Other confirmed acts for the two-day pop-up fest include Billy Strings, Grace Potter, Trevor Hall, The Elevators, and Ripe.
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It’s been a rough year for indie rock in Miami. Churchill’s Pub remains closed and without a liquor license; Las Rosas hasn’t booked any new shows; and, let’s face it, missing your friend’s band’s set to smoke outside just doesn’t hit as hard when they’re playing a livestream.
But a few Saturdays ago at Gramps, Miami native Ben Katzman, along with his band, Degreaser, showed us that there s a light at the end of the tunnel, and it looks a lot like a mixer in the red.
Katzman took the stage wearing a shimmering black morph suit with a big Aries symbol embroidered on its chest. His hair was long and curly in the back. He wore his goatee, sunglasses, and coke-white Charvel guitar, an 80s hair-metal bastion, with pride. After telling the audience he just got off a “manic bender,” he ripped right into his repertoire of high-octane rock songs, most of which are about astrological signs.
Delve into the sounds of a quarter life crisis.
February 27, 2021
Indie pop trio Shark Bay Dazy are making waves in Sydney’s music scene, with sold out gigs at Inner West hotspots like Lazybones, the Factory Theatre and the Bank Hotel. Since their debut single in 2019
Wait for You, Shark Bay Dazy have put out bop after bop, showing no signs of slowing down.
The band, consisting of singer-songwriter Alaska Defraine on the vocals, Maddy Briggs on keyboard and Ben Lopes on guitar, draw audiences in with fun, dreamy pop. Their energy is electric; you’re left hanging onto every lyric as the dreamy, intimate melodies swirl around you, transporting listeners onto a hazy dance floor filled with doped-up twenty-somethings all searching for an escape.
Taylor Tomlinson @ Wiseguys
For decades, women have struggled to be taken seriously in the world of stand-up comedy. It can be even harder when you re a young woman, and harder still when you have the pixie-ish looks of Taylor Tomlinson. Yet despite becoming a headliner around the country when she was barely 25 and a top ten finalist on the ninth and final season of
Last Comic Standing when she had only just become old enough to drink legally Tomlinson has become a distinctive voice in the stand-up world.
That voice is at the forefront of her 2020 Neflix comedy special
Quarter-Life Crisis, in which the California native takes the subject of her youth head-on. People get upset when I complain about being young, she says. I had a woman come up to me after a show, furious: You should really appreciate this time in your life, because some day you re going to have a family like me, and you re really going to miss it. I m like, Where are your kids buried? I m just trying to get