Time Out New York shares new live sessions with Matt Bauer

"He's now poised to release his second LP, The Jessamine County Book of the Living, which features dark, delicate orchestral arrangements—catch him previewing tracks at Union Pool this Thursday (June 2) at Union Pool, and meantime check his rendition of "Poplar Trees" live at TONY HQ. After the jump: "Blacklight Horses." Read the rest and watch the sessions at Time Out New York!

BIG EYES TOUR!!

The Wild Honey Pie had Sea Of Bees over for brunch...

Don't miss the "Honey, I'm Home" session that The Wild Honey Pie did with Sea Of Bees last month... incredible. Click through to get two more sessions, mp3s and a lovely write up!

Gimme Tinnitus premiers Big Pauper's "Blue Dawn"

Gimme Tinnitus premiers Big Pauper's "Blue Dawn" today along with a fun interview... "I can’t get enough of his infomercials, especially Tax Rap & that disturbing Gotta Get Your Money one where he just randomly starts beating a man. Something got tragically lost in execution on that one. That man is one of the most significant visual/performance artists of our time whether or not he realizes it. I think he does." Head over to Gimme Tinnitus to read the rest and nab the track!

Mike Ragogna chats with Jim Guthrie about his soundtrack to Sword & Sworcery at HuffPo!

Great interview with Jim Guthrie at Huffington Post about his soundtrack work for the game Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery: "There has never been a more ideal time to collaborate with other artists and musicians to create an app or video game."

New York Magazine sets Matt Bauer's new album far to the side of brilliant on their Approval Matrix!

Click through (or take a weird pill) to see where "The Jessamine County Book of the Living" sits amongst the rest of the matrix!

RCRD LBL premiers the lead single from Street Eaters' "Rusty Eyes and Hydrocarbons"

"Tell me why I thought of Sonic Youth when first hearing Street Eaters. They're a two piece, which is a testament to their musical ability, and much more straight forward punk than noise (they lack a guitar, after all), but there is something about the energy in this song. Drum-driven and out for a cause, “Nation Builder” contains definite traces of the Gilman-era pop punk on which the East Bay natives were raised. Duel vocals and spirited bass drive a track that never loses steam, a sort of Shellshag/Liars hybrid that pulls you in with ease. Sure to be a solid debut, grab LP Rusty Eyes & Hydrocarbons, out July 12 on Bakery Outlet and long-time favorite Plan-It-X." Grab "Nation Builder" from RCRD LBL now!