3 Rad New Releases: KONGOS, The Upper Strata, and Papa D and the Union Thugs
2019-10-02
3 Rad New Releases featuring KONGOS, The Upper Strata, + Papa D and the Union Thugs…Read More →
5 Stellar NeoSoul Singles You Should Hear
2019-09-03
5 Stellar NeoSoul Singles featuring Sassidy, Jon Vinyl, SLWLY, Albert Tales, + Loria Boban…Read More →
For the Record: ‘Dark Enough to Dance’ by Harper and the Moths
2019-08-13
Harper Lines from Harper and the Moths go “For the Record” about the band’s new album: Dark Enough to Dance | YYM+A | art as means to enlightenmentRead More →
The Black Queen Brings Moody Synth Sounds to The Rebel Lounge [interview]
2019-02-21
by Jacob Unterreiner
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If I told you there was a band called The Black Queen and it was fronted by former Dillinger Escape Plan vocalist Greg Puciato, what genre of music do you think they would play? You maybe guessed it: moody, synth-based pop…Read More →
Radio Phoenix Podcast: Scott Mitting
2017-11-11
Scott Mitting, the insider’s insider on experimental and electronic here in the Valley, stopped by the Radio Phoenix studio and brought some stellar tracks down with him. Not only do we get to hear a variety of experimental acts from AZ and beyond, we get the rundown on all ofRead More →
Band & The Beat: 21
2015-11-17
by Mark Anderson Senior Editor Breaking new ground. It’s what every successful musician/artist/business person does to keep pushing forward, forever reaching the next personal, artistic, or financial goal. In the case of James Tritten and Fort Lowell Records, well, let’s just say they’ve done it again. James, husband of andRead More →
3 Electronic Albums You Have to Hear
2015-10-15
by Mark Anderson Senior Editor Bob Cash Synthetarium You may be cool, but you’ll never be Bob Cash cool. I mean you can’t make this kinda guy up. He’s authentic. He’s unique. And he makes righteous synth music. He was making “space” music in 1985 at the Roger B. Chaffee PlanetariumRead More →
4 Synth Sounds from the Southwest
2015-03-31
Social Lovers Enjoy the Ride The Phoenix act known as the Social Lovers released Enjoy the Ride on vinyl through Cherries Records outta Chicago and already the album is sold-out. Before you get too flustered, know that you can still get your internet hands on a digital copy. The lounge-style electronica makesRead More →
