The Graduate
From the moment the music faded in on the first track "Sit & Sink," I knew The Graduate would be a breath of fresh air. Formed in 2005, the group is a collaboration between five long-term friends. Their music is…
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David Ford: Songs for the Road
David Ford's latest album was actually released a few months ago, but I really want you guys to know about it. Shortly after the dissolution of his band Easyworld, Ford started a series of small solo gigs. He quickly gained…
Continue Reading →Jessie Baylin: Firesight
If you took a listen to Jessie Baylin's new record Firesight without glancing at the album cover, you'd probably guess she was older than her 24 years. Based in Los Angeles by way of New Jersey, Baylin has a voice…
Continue Reading →Theresa Andersson: Hummingbird, Go!
What do you do if you want to be a standout artist in a saturated genre? If you're Swedish born Theresa Andersson, you approach the challenge in a non-conventional way. Andersson, who played every instrument on her new album, drew…
Continue Reading →Book of Warriors
Sneakers and footwear are such an everyday part of our lives that I think we sometimes take it for granted. While I read about the latest Nike Quickstrikes on Hypebeast and query sizing options for Red Wing Gentleman Traveler's on…
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Today, at lunch, the topic of road trips and music came up and it got me thinking about what sort of music would be able to sustain me while driving long distances. I think /Passenger's (yes with the slash) U.S.…
Continue Reading →Roku Netflix Player
From the company that brought you the SoundBridge networked audio device, Roku just introduced their Netflix Player. The player is $100 and roughly the size five stacked CD jewel cases. It has plenty of connections in back including HDMI, component,…
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