Tag: indie-rock

Bobbie Gentry’s album The Delta Sweete was released in 1968, and it was recorded with unprecedented freedom on Gentry’s part that everyone made something...

The Twilight Sad have a bit of a reputation surrounding them due in no small part to the name of the band itself —...

Sawyer entered the stage lookin like a few preppy teens plucked from a private school, but they showed that they were the fun, charming...

It’s hard to say out loud: soccer mommy. What’s with us millennials being obsessed with middle-age adulthood all of a sudden? Soccer Mommy, Hockey...

Songs: “El Duende” “Sun Mud” It seems only right to end Pseudo Stereo's first year where it all began: in the student media office where Radio UTD...

The cozy Cambridge Room of the House of Blues is one of my favorite venues with the size and sound the perfect mix of...

It’s been a few years since we have heard anything out of the emo-punk turned electronic band The Horrors. Their last album Luminous was released...

Songs: "Lonely Electric" "Birdsong" Watching the members of Talk Show Sound joke around and make up hilarious songs on the spot, you might not expect to see...

To start the discussion of Rostam Batmanglij’s debut solo album Half-Light by highlighting his departure from Vampire Weekend as the catalyst for his creative...

Modest Mouse at Southside Ballroom on the night of September 14 was a different concert experience than I am used to, and that is...