Album of the Day: Autumn Days by Gus Black
Black’s fourth album is a collection of wistful melancholia rooted in the arc of personal romantic collapse.
Album of the Day: Rising Tide by Sunny Day Real Estate
Fourth album from the Seattle-based indie rockers.
Say hello to my brand new studio workstation. I still have to install a couple of rack mounts but the desk itself is finally put together (after four hours of assembly). I’ve been using a standard computer desk for the past few years, which is fine for everyday office use, but it wasn’t an ideal set up for recording. On the contrary, my new desk (the Studio RTA Producer Station) meets all my needs and has plenty of extra room for me to add equipment over time. Now I just have to get the rest of my studio set up…
Had a great time catching up with David from Blue, Seriously at the Radio Milwaukee Music Awards last night. Highlight of the evening: a killer set from Trapper Schoepp and the Shades, who won Album of the Year. Congrats to them and all the other winners and nominees in what was a stellar year for Milwaukee music!
Album of the Day: To Lose My Life by White Lies
Dark and moody synth rock that captures the spirit of Echo and the Bunnymen and Joy Division.
Album of the Day: Heroes by David Bowie
Second album of the famed Berlin Trilogy that Bowie recorded with producer and ambient pioneer Brian Eno.
Album of the Day: Bang Band Sixxx Relay EP by Vast
VAST’s return to sensual, groove-oriented electronic rock that was released as a companion piece to singer Jon Crosby’s first novel.
Album of the Day: People and Things by Jack's Mannequin
Andrew McMahon’s third album of melodic, piano-driven pop-rock
