PHISH Preview Exclusive Video
Feb 08, 2010
Our upcoming March cover story is on Phish, the top-selling live concert draw in the world. They've reunited with a new tour to support their brand new studio album, Joy. To whet your appetite for the story, here's keyboardist More...
Weekend Warrior: Danny Darnall
Feb 01, 2010
Webpage: myspace.com crushed velvetband Day job: I’m a personal injury attorney. I’ve been practicing for 33 years now, and have my own practice. How I got started: I learned to play guitar at age six. Watching the More...
Jon Philpot: Indie Keys and Production Wizard
Feb 01, 2010
Atlanta-born Brooklyn transplant Jon Philpot’s four piece Bear in Heaven is part of a gush of avant-garde Brooklyn groups proffering mesmerizing soundscapes — peers like Grizzly Bear, the Antlers, and Japanther come to mind. More...
Unsigned Artist Of The Month: Jesse Hiatt
Feb 01, 2010
On Choose Your Road, Jesse Hiatt may know exactly how to work the angle of funky white boy crooning as the girls are swooning, but it’s when his fingers hit the keys that we hear his true voice: formidable and funky chops on More...
Relation: Electropop Exponents
Feb 01, 2010
Andrew Leary (left) and Oliver Keech.     Sound: Melodic, electronic, indie techno-pop. Webpage: relationmusic.co.ukFavorite Gear: Apple Mac running Logic Pro, Arturia soft synths, Roland Juno-106, Gibson Les Paul guitar, More...
James Felice: Subway Stop Americana
Feb 01, 2010
Home-grown Americana is alive and well, thanks in no small part to the recent success of the Felice Brothers, who hail from New York’s Catskill mountains. Founding brother and keyboardist James Felice recalls a time when More...
Mika
Jan 31, 2010
Mika’s latest offering, The Boy Who Knew Too Much, is a sonic circus of sorts. It’s classic piano riffs bathed in church choir cadences, harmonized vocals over stop-time drum marches, and hip-hop beats colliding with pop More...
Majorminor: Skylar Thomas
Jan 31, 2010
 “I wish I had a CS-80,” Skylar Thomas tells me after I inquire about the imposing keyboard shown above, a Yamaha CS-60. We discovered Skylar after a Facebook posting demonstrating her command of Pro Tools 8. With a slew of More...
Alec Ounsworth
Jan 31, 2010
Since last summer, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah frontman Alec Ounsworth has tracked two records — Mo Beauty and Flashy Python’s Skin and Bones — in two very different studio settings. He told us about his return to the keys, his More...
Jack’s Mannequin :Andrew McMahon’s Piano Pop Phenomenon
Jan 01, 2010
For those in the know, Andrew McMahon has been an underground sensation, a wunderkind who spent his formative years fronting the piano-punk pop of Something Corporate, only to shift gears a few years back into his newest More...
Adam Freeland : Plug-In Secrets From the King of Breakbeat
Jan 01, 2010
In the world of nu-skool breaks, Adam Freeland is something of a legend. From his 1996 mix CD Coastal Breaks to his initial productions with Kevin Beber as Tsunami One, Freeland quickly established himself as a force to be More...
Hiromi :The Solo Piano Sorcery of Place To Be
Jan 01, 2010
From its very first moments — a machine-gun volley of perfectly-timed notes, frenetically joyous and angular — you can tell that Hiromi’s Place To Be is anything but another sleepy, contemplative solo piano album. In fact, More...
Brooke Waggoner Chamber Pop Piano
Jan 01, 2010
The music: It’s fairly piano driven with heavy orchestral elements — a mix of chamber pop and cinema. Website: brookewaggoner.com Latest album: Go Easy Little Doves. Sounds like: Someone once told me that if Elton John More...
Jonathan Sadoff and thenewno2
Dec 01, 2009
Fledgling indie rockers thenewno2 would be cool regardless of their blessed origins and rock royalty connections. Though founding member Dhani Harrison’s father George was a Beatle, the music of thenewno2 is refreshingly More...
Unsigned Artist Of The Month Emilio Palame Band
Dec 01, 2009
Given its meticulous horn and vocal arrangements and top-grade production values, Emilio Palame’s R&B smooth jazz album Be Who You Are is clearly a labor of love — and one that vibrates with positive energy and outstanding More...
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