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Back from Thailand. Back from a different world. East Coast has been harsh since the second I touched down, but that was to be expected. Words cannot describe my past couple of weeks abroad. Just that there’s a fire lit inside me, knowing I will return again. And again and again and again. Currently hitting [&hellip
Pure Friday moods right here. I’ve been taking a dive back into some of my older reposts on Soundcloud and ooOOhwee did I love stumbling back onto Saturday, Monday. That grimey rhythm, crunchy bass, it all just circles round and melts into you. Can’t. Stop. Recommend on Facebook Tweet about it
The second you hit play on Palace Winter’s latest single, “Positron,” your ears are instantly met with wonderful, wonderful reverb and a driving guitar. I love the rhythm, the beat, essentially the entire flow of the track. And those vocals are something else. Hard to believe this is just two right people, right? The collaboration of Caspar Hesselager & Carl Coleman originated [&hellip
These are the sort of posts where I don’t have much to say at all. It’s been a pretty big grind here in Philly closing out the first month of the year at work, getting re-motivated to move on from the holidays, and to get through all of this crazy weather. From two feet of [&hellip
Wow. Just..wow. It could be the thunderous morning I’m having, barely any natural light coming through the windows, things truly feel heavier. “Humility” just struck me in the right way. Lush and introspective, I became lost immediately. Perhaps, this is exactly what I needed to listen to. If you like what you hear head on over to [&hellip
I am really loving how Canada’s Teen Daze has been evolving over the years. I’ve always been fond of his ambient and explorative style but this past release of the track, “Morning World,” really shows Jamison forging a new path for his sound. And, teaming up with John Vanderslice seems like an obvious win in my book. Teen [&hellip
What I do for guitar loops. The warm tape hiss over the sunny, bright guitar chords..it’s a glint of nostalgia that just hits you right in the gut. There’s no words for it. It’s like taking a look through those old kaleidoscopes, abstract colors that meld together as you spin your hands round and round. [&hellip
Perhaps we’ll never the see the visual pairing for this 30 minute audio journey, but that shouldn’t hold you back from hitting play on Adam Halogen’s recently released invisible movie score. Long walks to the subway station, routine commutes, those enduring moments you catch through glass window panes – all small snippets of our daily lives interlaced with [&hellip
Sweeping effects and a slow, slow build – this is one track to listen to from start to finish, in your own head with the rest of a world a blur
If this new Teen Daze record would have been released while I was out of the country, sadly, I would have probably missed it. And I am so happy I didn’t. The second you press play, your ears are encapsulated with his controlled yet encapsulating sound. Patience is the key, waiting for the build, the layering of [&hellip