Foals keep hitting us with new stuff, and fortunately for our ears, it’s good stuff. Following up Mountain At My Gates and What Went Down, the Oxford, England band return with A Knife in the Ocean. A Knife in the...
Half Moon Run are back, which is great news for fans of their stunning debut. While Dark Eyes was a bit of an alternative, folk sound with interesting rhythms and song structures, lead single Trust is a gigantic warp in...
The oft-featured Fyfe returns with a ‘naked’ version of one of his songs. Gone are the slick beats and production behind his songs. Instead, we get vocals and piano, and it is quite lovely. The song in question is Veins....
Metric are back with another track off of upcoming release Pagans in Vegas. The track follows the catchy song, The Shade. The new track is what my high school biology used to always say to my class – no crying...
Those heavy hitters from Oxford are back. The band I speak of are Foals, and they return with a slight poppy sound in their new tune Mountain at My Gates. This track follows up recent release What Went Down. Mountain...
Our favourite Scottish band that we’ve interviewed in person (which limits it to one, but stick with me) returns with a new song and a new album announcement. That band is CHVRCHES, and that album is Every Open Eye, which...
First came The Girl, now comes Woman. After maturing in sound, lyrics, and vocal range for his first few albums, I felt City and Colour hit a bit of a wall with the last album, despite several strong singles. Since...
ON AN ON have fallen into an unfortunate category that too many bands fall into for me – they get bookmarked for me to post about later, and live forever in my Google Chrome bookmarks bar. Upon hearing their latest...
It’s summertime, which means great songs are coming out, competing for that summer jam. It also means I am trying to get that rare Canadian sun to get the pale English skin my parents gave me to turn golden brown....
The often featured and somewhat mysterious Brooklyn band Glass Gang have a new track for your listening pleasure. You might have heard (or should make an effort to hear) tracks The Fall, Set It All, and Broken. We now have...
Dan Auerbach’s non-Black Keys project, The Arcs, have dropped another new song off of their September 4 album. The album is called Yours, Dreamily (how I end all of my emails) and the song is called Outta My Mind (the...
We’ve been hyping Vaults since 2013, when they first dropped Cry No More on us. After a series of other great songs, such as Vultures and Poison, the band have come full circle with the release of their Cry No...
We’ve featured Cape Town, South Africa’s Petite Noir (his parents call him Yannick Ilunga) a couple of times, and not just because Cape Town is one of the best cities I have ever been to. His tracks Chess and Shadows...
Irish rock instrumentalists, God Is An Astronaut, return with a new album and a new song for us to lose our thoughts in. Both the song and album are called Helios Erebus, which just rolls off the tongue. New track...
Brand new stuff from past PHM interviewees, Editors. The band continue their slight rock departure, with another track in similar mood and instrumentation to that as In This Light and On This Evening. The new track is called Marching Orders...
