Tag Archives: Found in the Musebox

Found in the Musebox: Milagres Performing “Glowing Mouth” at BreakThru Radio

By Francis | Published: August 4, 2011

“Glowing Mouth” by Milagres – BTR Live Studio [ep41] from BreakThru Radio TV on Vimeo. We interviewed Eric Schwortz and Kyle Wilson back in April, and it’s exciting to witness the growing profile of the Brooklyn based band since then. Having come off of their Summerstage performance, which is something you may have missed, Milagres [...]

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Found in the Musebox: Konveyor’s “HalfLight EP”

By Francis | Published: August 3, 2011

  Facebook | Myspace | Bandcamp | Website Particular to a excitement is the notion of discovery, and compounding on a discovery is the thrill of being one of the first to discover the proverbial jewel. Konveyor, formerly known as Conveyor (a name that coincided with the Brooklyn Conveyor), sits on a exciting debut four [...]

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Found in the Musebox: The White Panda

By Francis | Published: April 12, 2011

Myspace | Facebook | Twitter | Bandcamp | Website Masters of mixes? The White Panda are close enough to it. Sporting their distinct panda mask, the mixing duo of Tom Evans and Dan Griffith have matured their craft with “Pandamonium,” their sophomore album, post-freshman mixtape “Versus.” They haven’t sacrificed their predilection for the mainstream tracks [...]

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Musebox After the Show: Sharon Van Etten

By Francis | Published: April 11, 2011

Myspace | Facebook | Twitter | Website The dark haired songstress’s black bangs fell over her eyes. Sharon Van Etten was stolid, strumming her fire red guitar, chin ever so slightly tucked to position her mouth centimeters from the microphone, and eyes cloaked behind the curtain of hair that disconnected the musician from fans even [...]

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Found in the Musebox: The Dodos

By Francis | Published: March 31, 2011

Myspace | Facebook | Twitter The Dodos, under Frenchkiss Records, recently released their fourth LP, “No Color” a successful mélange of hard hitting drums, violin, frenzied guitar in a successful new rapid fire folk album, produced by John Askew the man behind The duo’s  second album, “Visiter.” It’s an experimental album that returns to the [...]

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Found in the Musebox: Idiot Glee

By Francis | Published: March 29, 2011

Myspace | Facebook | Bandcamp If there’s a subgenre of indie that carves out a niche for a determined revival of doo wop, Idiot Glee is it. Blend the happy go lucky air of The Belmonts and The Beach Boys and underlying the melody are dramatic yet ironic lyricisms opposite to the uplifting sounds. James [...]

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Found in the Musebox: Gobble Gobble

By Francis | Published: March 24, 2011

Facebook | Myspace | Twitter | Bandcamp | Blog I have to warn you. If you’re prone to seizures onset by visual stimuli, for the love of God, don’t open their Myspace page. If you’re in the clouds, then by all means have a little fun. I was first turned onto Cecil Frena’s electrically addicting synchophonic [...]

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