by Mark Anderson Senior Editor – I honestly had no idea what to expect with the release of local spook-pop band The Darling Sounds’ new album....
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WOLFZiE: The Memory Department, Pt. 1
by Mark Anderson Senior Editor – WOLFZiE makes chillwave music. Now, if you’re over 35 and still have no idea what chillwave is, it’s basically electronic pop...
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For The Record: Can’t Change the Sun by Blaine Long
by Senior Staff Blaine Long might be the Arizona musician everyone’s talking about right now. He was recently featured as a contestant on The Voice so Long’s...
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For the Record: Desire by Nanami Ozone
by Carly Schorman Senior Editor Nanami Ozone might be a fairly new act, but the four-piece is comprised of some familiar faces so I was hoping...
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Why You Should Listen: Shawn Skinner and the Men of Reason
by Frank Ippolito Associate Editor One of the best things about writing for the mighty YabYum is that I get to listen music before anyone else....
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dent
by Mark Anderson Senior Editor dent – Josh John, Jeff Taylor, and Bryan Ohkura – are pretty much my new favorite band right now. Take some 90s guitar...
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Why You Should Listen: Mariah McCammond
by Frank Ippolito Associate Editor You know, I can count on one hand how many of you have listened to avant-garde, folk, harp music. I for...
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For the Record: Hill Never Sing Again by The Hill in Mind
by Lenore LaNova Senior Editor The Phoenix-based indie act known as The Hill in Mind has developed a reputation for meticulously arranged music of resounding beauty...
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Why You Should Listen: Broken Horse
by Frank Ippolito Associate Editor Tell me your vibe is Psyche/Death Rock with retro Jazz/Country and you have my attention. Alex Oropeza (guitars/vocals), “Yuma Joe” Byrnes...
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The Haymarket Squares Flare on Light It Up
by Garyn Klasek Contributing Writer It’s often noticeable that many bands evolve in a musical direction, oftentimes losing that initial intensity as they mature and develop a...
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