Kacey Musgraves with Yola Jacobs Pavilion at Nautica Cleveland, OH September 06th, 2019 Kacey Musgraves blessed Ohio with one final date on her “Oh, What a World: Tour II” this past spring when announcing it would be in Cleveland at beautiful Jacobs Pavilion at Nautica. She had previously played Columbus this past January Continue Reading
Azam Ali covers Cocteau Twins “Shallow Then Halo” on upcoming album
Embracing the sleek menacing beats and anxious ethereal vocals, while adding her own icy cinematic veil, internationally beloved singer-songwriter/producer Azam Ali has just released the video for her cover of Cocteau Twins’ “Shallow Then Halo” via Post-Punk.com. The track is her third single from upcoming album Phantoms (Out tomorrow, Friday, September Continue Reading
Farewell Summer Playlist
Summer is approaching its final days and there’s no better way to mourn the fast approaching loss of warm summer days by the beach or pool, than by blasting some of this summers greatest and biggest hits. The team at Stitched Sound has worked to curate our official end of Continue Reading
Lewis Blissett shares abstract visual for “Killing Butterflies”
In a sea of Youtube covers, 15 year old Lewis Blissett’s pure and effortless voice cuts through the rest. The English teen’s covers of pop stars like Rihanna, Ariana Grande and Billie Eilish have earned him much praise and co-signs from the artists themselves. Like many young kids his age, Continue Reading
Post Malone mixes musical genres and darker lyrics in his third album, “Hollywood’s Bleeding”
Opening the album with title track “Hollywood’s Bleeding”, Post Malone jumps feet first into his third studio album. Dark, lilting vocals show the angst of calling Hollywood home, “We’re running out of reasons, but we can’t let go.” His hazy words melt songs together, moving from one song into the Continue Reading
Pussy Riot share music video for “1937”, protest for the release of political prisoners
Russian political punk rock band, Pussy Riot, has shared the protest music video for their song “1937.” The song was written to demand the release of all of Russia’s political prisoners and to bring attention to the corrupt elections that have been occurring in Moscow. The song touches on the Continue Reading
KidEyes release new single in anticipation of debut self titled EP
Photo by Cameron Jordan Los Angeles natives, KidEyes, have announced that they will be released their self titled debut EP on October 4th. The indie rock band are sure to set the bar high with their release after receiving critical acclaim and comparisons to indie rock powerhouse bands like X Continue Reading
Output 1:1:1 premieres new single “Issue At Track Level”
Based in Toronto, musical project Output 1:1:1 creates a sonic representation of what truly makes us human: our complex emotions. Although his influences include lyricists Kendrick Lamar and Laura Marling, as well as hometown heroes Broken Social Scene and legendary English rock band Radiohead, Output 1:1:1’s creator Daniel Janvier employs Continue Reading
Album Review: The Lumineers unveils an new darkness in “III”
Famous for their upbeat singles like “Ho Hey” “Stubborn Love” and “Ophelia” The Lumineers takes on a different path with III. They do however continue to create powerful stories building off of simplicity and using each instrument to its fullest potential. Despite being a strongly emotionally charged album, The Lumineers Continue Reading
Album Review: Sleeping With Sirens “How it Feels to be Lost”
Sleeping With Sirens are back at it again, with the follow-up record to 2017’s pop rock exploration Gossip. The band is heavier than ever on their latest release, How It Feels To Be Lost, which marks their Sumerian Records debut. Fronted by one of the most recognizable voices in the Continue Reading
Tennis System’s Lovesick is Modern But Timeless
Lovesick by Tennis System is an great blend of 90s grunge and modern indie with a dash of New Wave. This is the LA-based bands third album and I hadn’t listened to their previous work before getting Lovesick sent to me, but after Lovesick I listened to the bands previous Continue Reading
Album Review: Roam “Smile Wide”
Smile Wide, is the newly anticipated third album from UK pop punk band Roam. This record covers dark themes not seen in previous releases, however those themes are still accompanied by the upbeat vibes the band are known for. In a post by the guitarist Alex Adam, he says that Continue Reading