Showing posts with label Hot Band Alert. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hot Band Alert. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 18, 2015

Hot Band Alert: No gimmick — Teenaged rockers Regrettes are completely for real

Hot Band Alert: No gimmick — Teenaged rockers Regrettes are completely for real
Mark E. Ortega
GrimyGoods.com
November 18, 2015

A couple of months ago, I saw a teenaged rock duo called Regrettes open up for Kate Nash at the Echo and was surprised at how competent and legitimate they were – even more-so after learning they were just fourteen years old. A gimmick guitarist Lydia Night and drummer Marlhy Murphy definitely are not.

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Monday, February 9, 2015

Hot Band Alert: Howls mesmerizes and haunts on new single "White Noise"


Hot Band Alert: Howls mesmerizes and haunts on new single "White Noise"
Mark E. Ortega
GrimyGoods.com
February 9, 2015


Within the first few second of the track “White Noise” by Los Angeles duo Howls, a number of different thoughts immediately jumped into my head. The electronically-fused track sounds as though it could serve as an updated score for the chase through the corn maze in “The Shining” — or even the soundtrack in a futuristic side-scrolling fighting video game.

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Wednesday, January 14, 2015

Hot Band Alert: From Los Angeles, listen to Rosechild's debut EP "Remedies"


Hot Band Alert: From Los Angeles, listen to Rosechild's debut EP "Remedies"
Mark E. Ortega
GrimyGoods.com
January 14, 2015


Los Angeles-based alternative rock band Rosechild has released their debut EP, titled Remedies.

There’s a certain enjoyable ’90s alt-rock sound to this four-piece band. Only three songs in length, Rosechild’s first EP leaves you wanting more. The songwriting is superb and lead singer Haile Meirow’s voice is reminiscent of ’80s and ’90s rockers Edie Brickell (particularly her big hit “What I Am”) and Natalie Merchant. There’s a Warpaint aspect to the band, though Rosechild isn’t as jam-driven and is much more traditional in its song construction.

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