Hawthorne Heights: The Silence In Black And White Acoustic
Acoustic EPs and reissues have gained mainstream popularity over the last few years; though Eric Clapton’s Unplugged obviously predates the trend, modern bands seem…
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Armand Margjeka: Hummingbird
If you’d expect Armand Margjeka‘s music to be as complex as his name, you’d be both right and wrong. While no math rock dominates…
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The Toothe: Talons EP
The Toothe are one of those bands you simply can’t deny. Love them or hate them, you have to acknowledge them, and perhaps that’s…
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Kaela Sinclair: Sun & Mirror
Kaela Sinclair is no stranger to the Surviving the Golden Age site; she’s previously been called “Texas’ answer to Regina Spektor or the next…
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Old Smokey: Wester Easter
Old Smokey‘s new album Wester Easter ends with applause. Whether this is ironic or genuine, it is a fitting response to the fourteen-song milieu….
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Overlake: Sighs
Lately, there’s been an abundance of pesudo-shoegaze indie that all promises the same thing––relaxing tempos and thoughtful melodies. And because there’s a sea of…
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The Jones Family Singers: The Spirit Speaks
There are some genres that contain considerably more baggage than others. Country music, for example, generally conjures up images of ample beer and truckin’…
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Constant Lovers: Experience Feelings
It’s easy to tell Constant Lovers hail from the Pacific Northwest. Much like their famed counterparts Soundgarden and (as cliche as it may be)…
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Alana Amram & the Rough Gems: Spring River
For the decreasing number of music veterans who remember the days of flyers and fanzines, Alana Amram‘s credentials will please. Not only does she…
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The Soon-Another: Autodidact
It is said that “boy meets girl” is the classic start to any love story. In the case of the Soon-Another, it’s “girl travels…
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