1. music for centuries (Rosano)

    We used to compose in solitude, without industry or recordings. https://strolling.rosano.ca/0267/ 09h00 from Berlin / Germany

    0 ▲
  2. CADENCEFEST Livestream! (Streetlight Cadence)

    We're really excited to announce that CADENCEFEST will have a fully produced livestream, so you can join in the fun from anywhere! The livestream will start promptly on July 5, 2026, at 3:00pm HST. We'd really recommend setting it up on your TV so you can have the full experience! As you know, Cadencefest is a music festival (our very first!), but also a fundraiser for an incredible organization - the Waikīkī Community Center. From their website: Since 1978, Waikīkī Community Center, a private…

    0 ▲
  3. Jason Calhoun – revelations of divine love (Palms Out Sounds)

    I love what Jason Calhoun has to say about this first song from his upcoming album revelations of divine love: I enjoy working with abstracted, gestural melody that isn’t necessarily connected to a traditional beat. The tapping ‘bass drum’ rhythm in ‘tolstoy tatsoi’ offers a subverted sense of rhythm which feels disjointed yet in place with the rest of the track — similar to tapping your foot to a song in your head while the radio plays something else. As my daughter has gotten old enough to…

    0 ▲
  4. Music Mondays: Some Bands Are Just Ahead of the Times (The Newest Rant)

    Some music sounds like a throwback to the past. Other jams sound eerily apt for the moment. Then, there is the stuff that sounds straight-up from the future in some fashion. Bands that are ahead of their time, experimenting sonically in some wild fashion. Perhaps it is a new technique with technology that nobody else has attempted--think of the KLF and how they were doing sample-heavy mash-ups before, "Mash-Ups," were even a trend. The Pet Shop Boys feel like they were beamed straight from the…

    0 ▲
  5. seventeen discography relisten: singles, other releases and final thoughts (leahland)

    gonna rank from worst to best song ranking system 😇- need to have a looong conversation with whoever made this song 🥹- teared up a little 🥰- i love love love 😊- very good 🙂- good with some issues 🤔- i would let it play in the background ig.. 😪- not feeling it 😠- no this is bad. 😡- this is really bad. 🤬- play this around me and im taking a gun out. for both of us. shingiru (soonshua) 🤬 dont let these two form a unit ever again. take a shot (hoshi) 🤬 i swear i'll disband cortis. warrior 🤬 so so…

    0 ▲
  6. Dowser / Schema 1 & 2 / All Horned Animals (Ban Ban Ton Ton)

    Japanese outfit Dowser began as a 4-piece. In 1991, their debut release was the soundtrack for the cult cyberpunk horror flick “964 Pinocchio”. Founding member Hiroyuki Nagashima is now a professor at Tokyo University’s Graduate School of Film & New Media, where he teaches sound design. Together with fellow founder, Masateru Terai, and new member visual artist, Takashi Miyagawa, Nagashima has recorded a fresh Dowser set for local label All Horned Animals. The album, entitled “Schema 1+2”,…

    0 ▲
  7. Seventeen discography relisten: serenade (leahland)

    gonna rank from worst to best song ranking system 😇- need to have a looong conversation with whoever made this song 🥹- teared up a little 🥰- i love love love 😊- very good 🙂- good with some issues 🤔- i would let it play in the background ig.. 😪- not feeling it 😠- no this is bad. 😡- this is really bad. 🤬- play this around me and im taking a gun out. for both of us. dream serenade (Seungkwan) 😪 kinda boring no shade prelude of love 😪 not feeling it.. blue 🙂 this was supposed to be say yes' younger…

    0 ▲
  8. Seventeen discography relisten: hybe vibes (gyucheol) (leahland)

    gonna rank from worst to best song ranking system 😇- need to have a looong conversation with whoever made this song 🥹- teared up a little 🥰- i love love love 😊- very good 🙂- good with some issues 🤔- i would let it play in the background ig.. 😪- not feeling it 😠- no this is bad. 😡- this is really bad. 🤬- play this around me and im taking a gun out. for both of us. worth it 🤬 ok now im mad. earth 🤬 noticed i was falling asleep and said fuck it and made it worse..... young again 😠 keep it. fiesta…

    0 ▲
  9. Seventeen discography relisten: happy burstday (leahland)

    gonna rank from worst to best song ranking system 😇- need to have a looong conversation with whoever made this song 🥹- teared up a little 🥰- i love love love 😊- very good 🙂- good with some issues 🤔- i would let it play in the background ig.. 😪- not feeling it 😠- no this is bad. 😡- this is really bad. 🤬- play this around me and im taking a gun out. for both of us. shake it off (mingyu) 🤬 this song doesn't exist. skyfall (minghao) 😠 i've tried with this song i really have, but it's just not for…

    0 ▲
  10. More people should be listening to Tim Eriksen and Peter Irvine (The Ethan Hein Blog)

    Most of the music I write about ranges from well known to iconic. I am not one of these people who takes pleasure in knowing about obscurities that other people don’t. However, I do have one intense fandom for a couple of guys who you are likely not to have heard of, Tim Eriksen and Peter Irvine. I took the family to see them recently in a converted church in Kingston, NY, and the music sounded like it could have come from any time in the last five thousand years, or the next five thousand. My…

    0 ▲
  11. ”In a Silent Way” by Miles Davis on Columbia CS 9875 (FW Rare Jazz Vinyl Collector)

    Miles in a experimental mood. View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize View fullsize A different Miles album for sure from what I’m used to, where he steps into his electric period. The music is stretched, experimental and is very much jazz fusion.I like this stuff and we still have Shorter, Hancock and Williams from the second great quintet. Some other great jazz cats as well in Dave Holland and…

    0 ▲
  12. In a (summer) funk (Austin Kleon)

    Listen on Spotify, Apple Music, or YouTube Every Friday night around 5PM, before I’m about to make our pizza night martinis, I turn on KUTX and listen to “Old School Dance Party” — the “Happy Feet Dance Party with ever-lovin’ John E. Dee playing the music that got you in trouble.” (More recently, Confucius Jones has been taking over as host.) One of the things I absolutely love about Old School is that the DJs never try too hard to be hip or obscure or anything like that. Most of the tracks…

    0 ▲
  13. MONO – “Gerbera” (Space Echo)

    At this point, you basically know what you’re getting from Japanese post-rock heroes MONO. Unlike some of their peers, they haven’t executed any dramatic reinventions (relative within the parameters of the genre, at least) but instead just grown and evolved naturally, their records and music reflecting who they are at the point in their lives […] The post MONO – “Gerbera” appeared first on Space Echo.

    0 ▲
  14. Osmium House - Dawn Club (Doom & Gloom From The Tomb)

    Osmium House - Dawn ClubYou may know Aesop Adams from his work with excellent Denver groups such as Totem Pocket and Aaron Dooley’s the International Disassociation of. Under the Osmium House moniker, Adams sets out entirely on his own, crafting luminous instrumentals that are guaranteed to send listeners spiraling into a blissful daydream. With lush guitar atmospherics a la Robin Guthrie, minimal drum machine rhythms and subliminal synths, Dawn Club is a solar-powered beauty from start to…

    0 ▲
  15. People didn’t read my 8-track post (Rubenerd)

    I wrote about our 8-track player last Friday: Therefore, it seems fitting that the next item in our Hi-Fi stack would be the pinnacle of analogue tape format quality: the 8-track! And further down on the post, emphasis added: For those unaware of the history of 8-track, my comment about quality was most definitely tongue in cheek. You weren’t buying 8-track carts for their quality At least five comments, summarised: Ummmmm errrrr, 8-track wasn’t great quality, what are you even talking about?…

    0 ▲
  16. Beats and yelling: Verzauber (Hate Meditations)

    Dire Garden of the AgesOut 29th May on Naturmacht Productions The second album from this Irish solo project could be framed as a transfer of styles from one zone to another. Whilst the debut behaved like an epic fable heavily rooted in Viking and Celtic metal stylings, the follow up offers a rather dramatic volte-face into industrial and electronic territory. But both expressions are characterised by a swirling, atmospheric panorama that creates a clear continuity within this project despite…

    0 ▲
  17. Seventeen discography relisten: beam (soonhoon) (leahland)

    gonna rank from worst to best song ranking system 😇- need to have a looong conversation with whoever made this song 🥹- teared up a little 🥰- i love love love 😊- very good 🙂- good with some issues 🤔- i would let it play in the background ig.. 😪- not feeling it 😠- no this is bad. 😡- this is really bad. 🤬- play this around me and im taking a gun out. for both of us. pinocchio 😡 you're not serious. 96ers 😡 you're not serious. stupid idiot 😠 you're not serious. overall this is what happens when you…

    0 ▲
  18. Seventeen discography relisten: teleparty (bss) (leahland)

    gonna rank from worst to best song ranking system 😇- need to have a looong conversation with whoever made this song 🥹- teared up a little 🥰- i love love love 😊- very good 🙂- good with some issues 🤔- i would let it play in the background ig.. 😪- not feeling it 😠- no this is bad. 😡- this is really bad. 🤬- play this around me and im taking a gun out. for both of us. cbz (prime time) 😪 i sat here for most of the song wondering when it was gonna start....disappointed. it sounds like music for an ad.…

    0 ▲
  19. :: Tintern Abby (Cloudberry Cake Proselytism)

    The Kate Rays is Kim Floyd’s current project. You can find the music she makes with Tony Chance on bass and Mark Hubbard on drums on Bandcamp. I recommend it. But I discovered some tracks on Soundcloud that predate The Kate Rays and that got me curious. Kim who usually sings and plays guitar is now based in Jacksonville, Florida. I believe at some point she was in New York City. I wonder where she was in 1997. The tracks from her project Tintern Abby date from that year. There are three songs…

    0 ▲
  20. Ani ve'ata neshaneh et ha'olam (Reading Room)

    Via my parents. Found in my suit pocket after resting there for nine years.

    0 ▲
  21. Crucial Track for June 22, 2026 (Amerpie by Lou Plummer)

    "Wonder Woman" by John Legend Listen on Apple Music Your browser does not support the audio element. What song would you use to describe your current relationship? - Wonder Woman by John Legend As if there was another possibility, LOL. View Lou Plummer's Crucial Tracks profile

    0 ▲
  22. Pressing Concerns: Sun Kin, National Photo Committee, Wade Easy, Chorus Truly (Rosy Overdrive)

    Hello, and welcome to a Monday Pressing Concerns! We’ve got new albums from Sun Kin, National Photo Committee, and Wade Easy, and a new EP from Chorus Truly. Check ’em out below! If you’re looking for more new music, you can visit the site directory to see what else we’ve written about lately. If you’d like to support Rosy Overdrive, you can share this (or another) post, or donate here. Sun Kin – Bobby’s Voice Release date: June 5thRecord label: Self-releasedGenre: Folk rock, indie pop,…

    0 ▲
  23. Pioche’s Bandits and Desperados (Just a Little Further)

    Marcie, in her last blog, wrote about our visit to Pioche, Nevada—a quiet little town tucked into the mountains of Lincoln County. We strolled past historic buildings, admired old mining relics, and snapped photos of the famous Million Dollar Courthouse. It’s hard to imagine that this peaceful place was once considered one of the bloodiest towns in the American West.During the silver boom of the early 1870s, Pioche exploded from a remote mining camp into a thriving boomtown. Along with miners,…

    0 ▲
  24. Still In A Dream - interviews, reviews, podcast and radio appearances, praise (blissblog)

    Check out Instagram.com/simonreynoldswriter/ for the latest news about the bookPerceptive Observer review of Still In A Dream by Kitty Empire - pictured aboveKieran Press-Reynolds chats with his dad for GQMy Baker's Dozen on reinvention of the guitar at The QuietusMoonbuilding - lovely review by Neil Mason (scroll down a ways)Shoegaze Special for Zakia's Sewell's

    0 ▲
  25. Vafurlogi - Gneisti af eldi Guðs (2026) Review (Arson Cafe)

    We're no strangers to the glory of the Icelandic black scene, which has always aimed for production of music with ever-present ferocity, and continental significance. Most of the bands active during the previous decade dominated my playlists of favorites, some of which I still consider recordings or such magnitude that elevates the whole genre. One could argue that one of the perpetrators of the movement was Svartidauði with their earliest demos in the mid 00s, then continued by numerous…

    0 ▲
  26. Music Monday: Abdullah Ibrahim (Archaeology of the Mediterranean World)

    I eked out a little more listening time this week (but still not enough!) to Abdullah Ibrahim who passed away last week. I find his discography confusing, and I don’t know of any real guide to it. As a result, I’ve always restlessly scrolled through it listening to things that I like rather than trying to get a sense for his development as a musician. I have always had a soft spot for Ibrahim’s unusual 1977 recording The Journey which featured among others Don Cherry and Hamiet Bluiett (and Roy…

    0 ▲
  27. Remix Sunday 176 (Palms Out Sounds)

    The nature of fatherhood is that you’re doing something that you’re unqualified to do, and then you become qualified when you do it. – John Green Remix Sunday 176 Zipped Up. (120mb zip) pw: palmsout TRMA – “Little Pieces” (Remix) Kelela – “Rewind” (Tony Quattro Bootleg) Youngstar – “Pulse X” (DJ ADHD Refix) Mez – “Woiya” (Kami-O Remix) KARAN! & Mc Mary Maii – “VAGABUNDO” (Izumo Remix) ASAP. Rocky – “Praise the Lord” (Frythm Reprise) MAV – “Drift” (BOP Remix Instrumental) Mona Matsuoka x Tim…

    0 ▲
  28. Why Bryce and Zach, and their girth check, are giving Love Island USA fans a semi (reality blurred)

    From a penis peek to lingering glances, Bryce and Zach are Love Island USA’s most compelling pair. Are they more than just friends, or is the fandom riled up because male intimacy is so rare on reality TV?

    0 ▲
  29. Review: Goetia – Mortuary Cult (The Killchain)

    Review by Sandre the Giant Released: 12th June 2026 US death metal newcomers Goetia have risen from the ashes of Washington DC’s Perpetuated, and have been getting talked up by a number of people I respect online so I thought I’d give their debut full length record ‘Mortuary Cult’ a go. Based on experiences they had in an old graveyard in the city’ suburbs, expect some super fast and tight death metal carnage. ‘Mortuary Cult’ is out now through the venerable Carbonized Records. After the…

    0 ▲
  30. The Outsider Sound Of Tia Cousins – Interview By John Matthews (Ban Ban Ton Ton)

    Magical musical musings and insightful interview conducted by the marvellous John Matthews. It has been what feels like a very long weekend at Convenanza, the boutique electronic music festival that takes place annually in the beautiful surroundings of a medieval castle in Carcassonne in the South of France, and I’m starting to feel the pace (and my age). Over the past three days I’ve witnessed some amazing live acts and DJs and eaten and drunk to my hearts content, but now it feels as if it’s…

    0 ▲