10 Feb
Hey guys just giving you the heads up that we’re changing the site up pretty dramatically so for the next few days expect errors on the site, double-vision, and loss of links. Sorry for the mess but we’re trying to revamp the site to serve you better.
10 Feb
Here’s a group of guys from Minneapolis who don’t seem to take themselves too seriously but they obviously know how to engineer a solid jam. In an unconventional move the band is made up of two guitarists accompanied by dual drummers. While I don’t know how much character this lineup adds to Hockey Night’s sound, it definitely doesn’t hurt…
9 Feb
I love listening to music and I love sharing music on this blog. I’ve had some great help from guys like Jordan and the site’s viewer base is growing weekly. As much as I enjoy posting I just can’t keep doing it daily so I’m always looking for potential authors to add to the SoundSuck lineup.
If you love new and independent music and think you could contribute a blog post every once in awhile (anywhere from once a week to once a month) please contact me via email: shoook@gmail.com.
Thanks - Ryan
7 Feb
Album: Past Is Prologue
Don’t you hate it when a band you like always gets compared to a more popular band and is never “as good as fill in the blank.” So it is with Tycho, the moniker under which Scott Hansen creates gorgeous IDM/ambient music which is constantly being written off by Boards of Canada fans…
6 Feb
Album: All Is Well
Yesterday Samamidon released this humble folk album and it’s one I encourage you to take a look at. Lyrically I like to think he draws from Sufjan Stevens although his musical style is quite different…
5 Feb
Album: Glory Hope Mountain
When I first heard The Acorn’s latest album I felt slightly assaulted. I’m usually one who enjoys a fairly predictable song structure, but Glory Hope Mountain kicks off with “Flood Pt. 1″ in a bit of discorded chaos…
4 Feb
A few days ago I caught up with Dustin Aguilar, half of the new band Darcy. I’ve been keeping tabs on these guys for awhile so I thought what better way to introduce the band than with an interview. I asked them a few questions, let them speak for themselves, and let you decide if they really are SoundSuck material.
