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HI 5 September 11, 2024
Things are probably gonna be a bit slow around here now that Haley is back to work. I don’t have a lot of extra time unfortunately. I’m gonna aim for monthly on these, we’ll see how it goes. Neva Dinova “Edge of Something” Aug 6 Alt-country that feels like a gritty, heavy western. Sick Day,… Read more
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HI 5 Aug 5, 2024
I think I’m going to start releasing these Monday or Tuesday so that I actually have some time to listen to the stuff I pick when I make the list on Friday. Also, since I’ve never made this clear: The order of the songs means nothing. Via Mardot “Waxwork” Jul 25 Detroit theremist and composer… Read more
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Justin H.K. Keeps Messing Around With “HEADROOM”
April showers bring weird music. I’m very pleased to announce Justin H.K.’s next album “HEADROOM” arriving April 18, 2025. “HEADROOM” is a dynamic album with an experimental folk-rock core, and a dark, melodramatic theming that ties diverse sounds and stories together. In an attempt to take a breath, and focus on quality and engagement for… Read more
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The Existential Dread Returns to Major Streaming with “RAD”
The Existential Dread is returning to major streaming services on August 2nd with the 6 song EP “RAD.” “RAD ” or Remix After Discard, is an experimemtal sample based hip-hop/trip hop album where I’ve chopped and looped previously discarded songs from Justin H.K., and rearranged them with lo-fi percussion. It’s pretty chill, and not dissimilar… Read more
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HI 5 Jul 19, 2024
I get to sleep again sometimes now, and I think that’s pretty neat. Solid Blood “All I Need” Jul 5 Very strong debut from Solid Blood with a steady and hypnotic folk-rock bop. Smooth Rogers “Never Ever” Jul 10 Off his second album “Roger That!” the synthy and funky “Never Ever” is a dynamic treat… Read more
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HI 5 Jul 5, 2024
Boy did I not enjoy this 4th, but here’s some music to make it better. MJ Lenderman “She’s Leaving You” Jun 24 MJ Lenderman certainly has a way with a hook, and a way with making his unique brand of lyricism catchy. This one really reminds me of 90s indie rock, and very specifically gives… Read more