independent thoughts on indie rock, alternative, and indie pop music
Rocket’s Nashville debut at Drkmttr delivered a loud, guitar-driven set featuring their debut album R is for Rocket. In a small room with big sound, the Los Angeles quartet proved why they already feel built for bigger stages.
I saw a Youtube video not too long ago of this young'un (as we say in the South) playing blues guitar like he was the king of the Mississippi Delta. I thought to myself, "Dang Susan, this dude has some serious Prince-like swagger," and I resolved to find out more about him (after I picked my jaw... Continue Reading →
