Each Monday night, founder of The 13thFloor, Marty Duda, is a guest on RadioLIVE to share and chat about classic albums from the past. On this occasion, Marty and Mitch Harris check out the 1976 album Hotel California by the Eagles, where the title track continues to be one of the most loved songs on the planet.
If you’re looking for Trouble you’ve come to the wrong place, Ray LaMontagne is on a musical odyssey and Part Of The Light is some trip.
Kody Nielson is a musical chameleon. Throughout his fifteen-year professional music career, he has moved from angsty punk rock with the Mint Chicks, to alt-pop with Opossom, and electronic with Silicon. His latest offering Birthday Suite is under his own name and continues down this trend of Kody giving fans something different in what is arguably […]
Supergrass came to an end in 2010, and unlike more and more of their Britpop contemporaries, haven’t yet been tempted by a reunion tour cash cow, or dipping their toes in, to see if they can reform and record without spoiling their legacy. Good.
Jack Ladder is back with his fifth studio album Blue Poles. While known for his gallows humour and darker perspective on life, this time I swear I can hear a smile in his voice.
It’s been 23 years since Tanya Donelly and crew walked away from their highly successful indie pop venture, Belly. Finally, they’ve found the guts to return, bringing with them a sweet but mature version of their younger selves that’s way more than just simply palatable. It’s like they never left.
Maybe being labelled “the loudest band in New York” could be a curse in disguise. Under the weight of an expectation like that, you have to make sure there’s still something of substance present in your music when extreme volume is out of the equation. A Place To Bury Strangers have done well to ensure […]
Each Monday night, founder of The 13th Floor, Marty Duda, is a guest on RadioLIVE to share and chat about classic albums from the past. On this occasion, Marty and Mitch Harris check out the 1972 album No Secrets by Carly Simon, which features the worldwide smash hit ‘You’re So Vain’.
A Piece of Me feels like a celebration and, dare I say it, a little bit of a relief for singer songwriter Sandy Mill. This is the first time she has stepped up to the microphone in her own right and taken the spotlight, and in my opinion it’s about time. You may not immediately recognise […]
You know you need to take a second look at your musical choices when you finally give in to ‘the Tonight chorus’ – a soaring hand-on-heart chorus beginning with the word “Toniiiiight”. It is one of popular musics’ strongest signifiers of blandness, and it’s exactly what we get on Counting Sheep, the opening track of […]