Leah Lane from Rosegarden Funeral Party

Rising from the inferno of heartbreak with a determination towards gentility, humility, graciousness, and kindness, Rosegarden Funeral Party takes influence from life’s tragedies and spins chaos into beauty. Leah Lane fronts the band with a voice like that of the lovechild between Morrissey and Siouxsie Sioux and her guitar playing has been compared to that of Daniel Ash. Wil Farrier’s bass playing takes obvious inspiration from Peter Hook.

Trying to fill the gap between Black Sabbath & Franz Ferdinand: Page Turners

Page Turners try to capture the energetic flow that is created as a result of merging 70’s rock with Britpop/indie of the 21st century with guitar-driven original music. This basically means that the young Czech-Russian band loves Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple and Black Sabbath as much as they love Arctic Monkeys, The Vaccines and Franz Ferdinand.

Boy Scouts. Music that hits like good advice from a beloved friend

As Boy Scouts, Oakland-based songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Taylor Vick makes the kind of music that hits like good advice from a beloved friend. It’s generously warm and inviting, built atop her open, searching voice, but it doesn’t shy away from tough emotional truths. Like Lomelda’s secular hymns and Hop Along’s energetic kiss-offs, Vick’s songs survey […]