Tim Cohen (The Fresh and Onlys) is about to embark on a tour. Part of the tour will be Tim Cohen solo and part of it will be with his band Magic Trick (click the picture to visit the Magic Trick page). The new album from Magic Trick will be available in a couple weeks. In the meantime, you can hear “Invisible at Midnight.” This is a dark and moody song that reminds me a lot of Eels. You can also listen to the song “Torture” on the Hardly Art website.
Archive for May, 2012
Hear a new track from the upcoming Magic Trick album
Posted: May 31, 2012 in new musicTags: Eels, Fresh and Onlys, Hardly Art, invisible at midnight, Magic Trick
Stream the new Brendan Rivera album now
Posted: May 31, 2012 in new musicTags: Brendan Rivera, No Ocean in Ireland, Silverstein, Veggie Co. Records
Brendan Rivera is a Brooklyn singer-songwriter who has not only toured with Silverstein, but also had an album released on Verona Records, the label run by Shane Todd of Silverstein. Rivera will release his new album No Ocean in Ireland (Veggie Co. Records), an album he describes as “Irish-Americana indie rock” on 12 June. You can stream the entire album now on Bandcamp.
Make your case for pick of the week
Posted: May 30, 2012 in Incognito feature, new musicTags: Incognito pick of the week
Hey music artists and bands, do you have an album coming out soon (as early as next week)? Let us know about it and make your case to be our pick of the week in the week that your album becomes available. Send us links to your tunes and if we like what we hear, we’ll make you the Incognito pick of the week.
The new King Tuff album is available
Posted: May 30, 2012 in new musicTags: Bad Thing video, King Tuff, Sub Pop
King Tuff released its self-titled album yesterday. You can stream the entire album on YouTube and buy the album on CD or vinyl from Sub Pop.
Stream the punk compilation The Thing that Ate Larry Livermore
Posted: May 29, 2012 in new musicTags: Adeline Records, Lipstick Homicide, punk rock, The Dopamines, The Thing that Ate Larry Livermore
The Thing that Ate Larry Livermore (Adeline Records) is available today. It is a compilation of 16 punk songs by bands like The Dopamines and Lipstick Homicide. You can buy the album at Interpunk and stream the album on Pure Volume.
What style of beer do you want to see in Incognito?
Posted: May 29, 2012 in Incognito feature, List/PollTags: amber ale, beer review, lager, pilsner
The southern rock of Those Crosstown Rivals
Posted: May 28, 2012 in music findTags: cowpunk, Kentucky Gentlemen, Lexington, southern rock, Those Crosstown Rivals
Those Crosstown Rivals is a band I found while browsing one day on Bandcamp. Whether you want to call it southern rock or cowpunk, this is a band that plays its gritty tunes with a raw energy that I love. Don’t be surprised if you see something about this band in an upcoming issue. In the meantime, enjoy this video. I know I do.
Incognito pick of the week: Caramelo
Posted: May 27, 2012 in new musicTags: Brooklyn, Caramelo, flamenco, George Clinton, Latin funk
At Incognito, we are fans of funk whether it’s stuff that reminds you of George Clinton or funky Latin music. The bottom line is that we like funk because it’s a kind of music you can feel below your waist.
Enter Caramelo. This is a band that plays funky, soulful tunes that are heavily influenced by flamenco. If you want a good example of the funk this band brings, check out the song “Brooklyn.” This has some really bright and funky trumpet to go with a strong bass line and a guitar part that is muted just like in ska. By now, you know that Incognito celebrates the unusual in music. Caramelo may not be like anything you have in your collection, but it is definitely worth adding to your collection.
Jessica Lyn on the rear cover of the June issue
Posted: May 27, 2012 in Incognito featureTags: Jessica Lyn
Incognito Music, Models, and More Issue #4
Posted: May 27, 2012 in Incognito featureTags: The Darlings, Vans Warped Tour