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Aberdeen psych rock four piece release new EP recorded during lockdown © Supplied by Seas, Starry. Aberdeen alternative psych, Kosmische band Seas, Starry have released a four-track EP self-recorded during lockdown. The Anatomy EP was released on Friday April 16  in CD format on Ripcord Records and digitally on make-that-a-take-records. Self-recorded in the Granite City the release includes a unique collaboration with Uniforms singer/songwriter Derrick Johnston. A pioneer of the Scottish DIY ...

Felix Ayodele aka Felix Fast4ward Photo: Stevie A. Selby Hometown: Im originally from Evanston, Ill & I’ve lived in Denver for almost 2 decades. My new band The New Moons : Tim Philpott (Originally L.A.) , Mike Chiesa & Mark Emmons are from Denver, CO  Formed: Officially we formed in 2019 upon the release of the Walking Distance LP but have been playing for many years together. Latest Release: Felix Ayodele - Walking Distance, Self-Released, Mar. 12, 2019 / Felix Fast4ward - VSOTI...

Daryl Worthington , January 19th, 2021 09:30 From a beautiful choral take on a Fluxus classic, to euphoric German anti-folk, Daryl Worthington finds there’s all kinds of escape through tape this January Macie Stewart & Lia Kohl by Maren Celest It might seem out of place to start the new year by looking back, but this is a tape column after all, so we’re hardly worshipping the idols of progress here. And the UK based Disciples label’s ongoing dive into the 1980’s home recordings of His...

Credit Merne Judson III Ghost Tapes is a modern soul, funk and R&B band out of Denver, CO. On their second full album, FIG, the band explores themes of stuggle, death, rebirth and growth. KVNFs Kori Stanton talks with all five members via Zoom just before the album release. This program features the debut of Ghost Tapes song "Spilled Milk" which was written by the bands lead singer Ishka B. Phoenix about the late Denver musician and artist Colin Ward. Ranging from sweet, poetic musings to aggre...

10.  Journey (It’s Yo World)  As the profile of Nashville’s hip-hop scene rises, so does the star of one of the community’s biggest talents, rapper Brian Brown. Brown released his debut full-length project Journey in January, proving that his toolkit contains much more than a knack for lending features and writing catchy loosies like 2018’s “Stoop Kid” or 2017’s “Ric Flair.” The excellent Journey track “A Cashville Story” takes stoc...