08.24.13
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LOVERS AND REFLECTIONS MIXTAPE ON THE VOICE OF CASSANDRE

Lovers and ReflectionsListen to Lovers and Reflections mixtape for The Voice of Cassandre radio show. The mix includes songs from David Bowie, Kate Bush, Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark, Alice Cohen, Many Colors and more! Here’s the link.

From La voix de Cassandre mixcloud page:
“The Voice of Cassandre is a French radio show that invites international artists to make their own mix tapes every week. They can choose a theme or influences from their past or present day. The show is broadcasted in France, UK & Israel. “

08.20.13
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RACCOON FIGHTER IN DIFFUSER.FM

ZIL
A little Raccoon Fighter press for their first single from ZIL …

“The trio’s latest single, ‘Santa Tereza,’ sees them diving deeper into minor-key mystery, combining psychedelic rhythm guitar and a vision akin to Juan Diego’s encounters in Mexico City.” — Diffuser.fm

Read the full write up here and download “Santa Tereza”.

08.17.13
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Whale Belly play Mercury Lounge Aug 18

Sunday, Aug 18 | Whale Belly 9 pm | Mercury Lounge | $10 | BUY tickets
Whale Belly

“Whale Belly was formed by Todd Bogin and Nick Smeraski in 2010. What started as two friends’ experimentations in songwriting and recording has turned into a debut album called …The Smile at the End of the Slope, an intense, raw mix of determined folky-blues-rock which has been receiving enormous praise. In their short existence, Whale Belly has toured as a supporting act for nationally-known bands, been featured on various radio stations, and gained a cult following around Brooklyn with fun and rollicking live shows.” — Mercury Lounge website

08.08.13
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RACCOON FIGHTER PREMIERES “SANTA TEREZA” ON NYLON

Raccoon Fighter press photo
Raccoon Fighter‘s new album ZIL is coming out in October 2013 on Papercup Music. Let’s get to the good stuff though and listen to the first single “Santa Tereza” which premiered on NYLON.

“gritty rock’n’roll–you know, the way it’s intended to be–with just-gravely-enough vocals, jangly guitars, and a chorus that should really soundtrack the final season of Breaking Bad.”  — Nylon Magazine