In No Particular Order – EP #004 [Jeremy Messersmith / Albert Hammond Jr]
Another episode of In No Particular Order is just what you need to help readjust to the time change!
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Jeremy Messersmith – Late Stage Capitalism
Minneapolis indie pop/singer-songwriter Jeremy Messersmith shares his latest dose of feeling-bad-never-felt-so-good music on Late Stage Capitalism. Head to his website to buy your copy or stream it.
Albert Hammond Jr. – Francis Trouble
Strokes guitarist Albert Hammond Jr. finds his identity on his wild fourth solo album Francis Trouble. Check it out through his website and get yourself a copy.
*Note: I forgot to give a rating in the episode: 8/10
Bonus Picks:
Of Montreal – White Is Relic/Irrealis Mood
Indie synth pop takes a weird shape with Of Montreal’s new album.
Oneida – Romance
Experimental rock group Onedia turn heads with Romance. Good luck keeping up and catching on to what they’re doing. Just be glad the lead singles aren’t 15 minutes long like on their earlier records.
Dear Rouge – Phases
Canadian indie synth-pop underdogs Dear Rouge have a more polished sound on their latest album Phases.
Scenic Route to Alaska – Tough Luck
Edmonton alternative rock up-and-comers Scenic Route to Alaska have a lot of fun on their sophomore Tough Luck.
Gengahr – Where the Wildness Grows
Alternative folk rock band Gengahr stand tall with their latest Where the Wildness Grows.
George FitzGerald – All That Must Be
Electronic/loop-wizard George FitzGerald will have you hypnotized with his latest All That Must Be.
