Like their contemporaries and the burgeoning Makeshift scene/label that put this release in your mitts, The Coach and Four are a refreshing jolt of blues/garage-free Memphis rock. If you like rockist Jim O’Rourke, early Sea and Cake, poppier Sonic Youth, and I guess whatever has made great indie rock great, then listen up.

Emotional but low-key folk/Alternative with heart-breaking accents of cello and electric guitar. Holly, aka Holly Cole, is a songstress with a sound that isnt from around these author: Shangri-La Record Store, Memphis Holly, aka Holly Cole, is a songstress with a sound that isnt from around these parts. An epic flowing sound that may remind you of the expansive West Texas soundscapes of say,... read more

Alot of Semi-trucks running into each other. Just Kidding, it sounds like a bunch of Memphis kids drinking beer and chilling on porches. Our sound goes all over the place.

Aching Big Star-informed Memphis pop from wunderkid Paul Taylor on Makeshift label! Taylor played with the Dickinson brothers in DDT before they went onto North Mississippi All-Stars jam band fame, and was perennially the best bass player in Memphis since he was 13 or so. So he took up drums. He’s all over Shelby Bryant’s great Cloud Wow Music, and this has some of the same... read more

Having played together since high school, the members of snowglobe have a unique ability create complex songs with a rich pallet of sounds in a seemingly nonchalant way. The Memphis based band continues the long lasting tradition of playing honest music for the “right reasons”. “The sheer wealth of instruments the band uses creates moments as jam packed as rush hour. Principal... read more

If there’s a difference between being musically obtuse and being psychedelic, it’s to be found in bands like Snowglobe. Rather than being quirky and experimental for the sake of sounding druggy and far-out, bands like Snowglobe produce sonic landscapes that defy convention for the sake of pure creativity. For many bands, this isn’t always successful, but thankfully... read more

Our Land Brains is a warm and inviting record filled with comfortable sounds and friendly melodies. Though the Beatles and Beach Boys influences aren’t quite as obvious, Snowglobe shares many psychedelic affinities with the Elephant 6 bands, such as the Apples in Stereo and especially Neutral Milk Hotel. The result is a charming and affable listen with swelling thrift-store organs,... read more

Memphis’s Snowglobe plays an entrancing blend of cosmic American music that owes as much to pioneering psychedelic country/pop legends like the Byrds and Gram Parsons as it does to modern-day fellow travelers like the Flaming Lips. Having played together since high school, the members of snowglobe have a unique ability create complex songs with a rich pallet of sounds in a seemingly... read more

Blending lush Brian Wilson-ish pop w/the bossa-nova beat and dreamy female vocals of Os Mutantes. Unpretentoius and perfect…a sonic treat.

Snowglobe honed their chops playing with many Elephant 6 bands. Like most things from Memphis, Snowglobe contains elements of country along with a elements of psychedelic pop and rock.The first single from their fourth release, No Need To Light A Night Light On A Night Like Tonight is “Nothing I Can Do”. The track was recently featured on MTV’s $5 Cover.