Recap: Around 2018 in 12 Weeks – Pt. 3
We’re travelling back to 2018 once again! More favorite records picked by musicians, labels and music writers/bloggers that follow IHN. See part 1 here and part 2 here and/or dive into …
We’re travelling back to 2018 once again! More favorite records picked by musicians, labels and music writers/bloggers that follow IHN. See part 1 here and part 2 here and/or dive into …
We’re travelling back to 2018 once again! More favorite records picked by musicians, labels and music writers/bloggers that follow IHN. See part 1 here and/or dive into our archives. Your …
Going back in time with our followers! Earlier this year we asked musicians, labels, music writers and PR people that follow us to give us their favorites from 2018, so …
Over those last few years there was no shortage of articles heralding the comeback of a cassette (The Guardian, more recently, but also Pitchfork and LA Times, to name just …
Read more “Little Guide to Physical Formats for Independent Labels/Artists”
Our show/fest in Providence is coming at the end of October and its time to dig into all the local things that excite us once again! Previously we covered local …
IHN is heading over to Providence this October in order to host our very first festival! We talked a bit about bands/music of Prov/RI, but now its time to switch …
Some great news from our friends at Front & Follow – they’re going to play our guest mix as part of the Gated Canal Community radio show on Sunday 30th! …
Erickson’s 1960s band, the 13th Floor Elevators, have been called the originators of psychedelic music. They were certainly the first to apply the word to disorientating, acid-warped rock, influencing the …
Remembering singer/songwriter Scott Walker (1943-2019) with a little help from our followers. What's your favorite Scott Walker song? — Billy Joel / France is Bacon / Bryan Eno (@Iheartnoise) March …
Boston’s Skyjelly are back with a brand spanking new EP. Having first come across our radar a couple of years ago with their album Gost, described elsewhere on these pages as …