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WEB1 day ago · Subscribe to the Last Great Indie Music Magazine for 25% Off. 25% Off Subscriptions as Under the Radar’s New Issue is Shipping Soon. Neil Young - Reflecting on the 50th Anniversary of “On the Beach”. Under the Radar is an indie music magazine that prints two to three issues a year, is distributed across North America and internationally ...
Counting Crows Frontman Adam Duritz on Fame, Mental Health, …
WEBJul 6, 2021 · For those, like me, reading this who grew up in the 1990s, the names Adam Duritz and Counting Crows are as ubiquitous as any other monikers in our memory banks. We remember when we heard “Mr. Jones” on the radio the first time—if you were like me growing up in central New Jersey, you heard it almost …
The Delgados On Reforming And Preparing For The Band’s First …
WEBJan 16, 2023 · In a history littered with greats, The Delgados are one of Scottish music’s most important bands. Not only did they release five albums of timeless guitar pop that ranged from lo-fi to orchestral, but they were also the brains behind Chemikal Underground Records – the iconic label that introduced the world to Mogwai, Arab Strap, Bis, Aereogramme and many more.
Violent Femmes – Gordon Gano on “Blister in the Sun” and 40 …
WEBMay 24, 2021 · As soon as the bouncy guitar riff from Violent Femmes’ enduring pop hit, “Blister in the Sun,” comes on the stereo, likely you’re immediately boosted into a good mood. Then the childlike snare drums clap and the helium-like singing voice of the band’s frontman, Gordon Gano, comes in and the melody-induced grin on your face is complete.
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WEBMar 9, 2016 · When Mac DeMarco was working on his Another One mini-album during the spring of 2015, he achieved what he describes as a state of Zen. Though he was fighting an ear infection and recovering from a couple years of what he calls the “party-tour lifestyle,” he was back to making music the way he always had — alone in his room. After a month of solitude, he was so caught up in his own ...
This Way Up (Season Two) | Under the Radar Magazine
WEBJul 7, 2021 · Two years is too long to wait to be reunited with the funny, sensitive characters of This Way Up. The British series, whose first season premiered in 2019, revolves around Aine (pronounced Onya) played by Irish comedian Aisling Bea, who is also This Way Up’s creator and writer. The half-hour show shares some similarities with the overrated Fleabag and the underrated Back to Life in that the ...
Strange Trails | Under the Radar Magazine
WEBLord Huron‘s songs are steeped in an adventurer’s vocabulary.From the initial EPs when Ben Schneider made music on his own to 2012’s debut LP Lonesome Dreams, Lord Huron’s protagonist is always in tune and at odds with the elements — the darkness and light, mountains and valleys of the earth and soul both. Strange Trails, the band’s latest, is similarly rooted even as they bloom ...
Fontaines D.C.: Romance (XL) - review | Under the Radar Magazine
WEBAug 21, 2024 · Fontaines D.C. are one of those rare bands able to ignore the noise of early hype and critical acclaim and successfully exceed expectations each time.Romance, the fourth album by this Dublin-made, now London-based five piece is no different.. Using the complex character of the exceptionally fresh and sonorous Skinty Fia (2022) as a jumping off point, the musical compass of Romance points in ...
Music Blog for the Indie Music Magazine - Under the Radar
WEBMar 31, 2009 · Q&A with the co-star of Paris 36. Now that 19-year-old actress and singer Nora Arnezeder has earned newcomer awards in France for her performance in the fictional 1930s period film Paris 36, the possibility of one day working with her idols Woody Allen and Quincy Jones seems like less of a stretch. But there is one hero from Arnezeder’s ...
Blu-ray Review: Bilitis [Fun City Editions] | Under the Radar Magazine
WEBMar 8, 2022 · Bilitis features some strikingly gorgeous camera work and lighting, beautiful backdrops, and a dreamy score courtesy of composer Francis Lai. Whether that’s enough to make it feel like something more than extremely lavish sleaze, however, will likely come down to the individual viewer. Prior to this film, director David Hamilton was already a ...
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