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I first fell in love with these guys back in 2010 with their song, “Lungs Quicken,” and was absolutely taken with the ethereal dream pop that was entering my ear drums. And since then, tracks of theirs have made their appearances on multiple low-key types of playlists of mine over the years. I like music that makes [&hellip
Live for the discovery, the endless clicking, and soon you shall be rewarded. Went on a High Highs binge after realizing there’s been some new songs on the radar…and then I learned about Oli Chang’s latest experiment; Animal Feelings. Less haze and more thumping. I soooo dig. And you all will too, trust me. BONUS: Because, you should [&hellip
There is something absolutely hypnotizing about the latest Still Corners track, “Horses at Night.” Erie synths, a pulsating beat, and those repetitive verses. Everything’s so cleanly put together. And c’mon, those guitars. <3 Get into it. Recommend on Facebook Tweet about it
ON AN ON undoubtedly blew me away with their debut album, Give In, back in 2013. They hit everything in that album. As these guys are still honing their sound, they just recently dropped an impressive follow up this past Summer. And you know things are going damn well when RAC throws the midas touch on one of your [&hellip
My first intro to London-based gem, Pawws, was through Kitsune’s always impeccable compilations. One listen to her track, “Turnaround,” and I was instantly hooked. I could be fighting one of those cycles. Heavy work periods keep me off the computer quite a bit. But once I’m finally able to slow down, catch up, my heart opens up so wide [&hellip
There’s something real simple about this song that I adore. Beyond displaying incredibly tight instrumentation, Simian Ghost let it all loose in each little breakdown. Like the way the song spans the singer’s relationship, their sound ranges just as much. Pulsating yet with a somewhat gradual build, you’re absolutely caught up in all of it by the [&hellip
Coming to you all the way from Denver, Colorado – Shady Elders blend dream pop/rock with wavy guitar chords and plenty of fuzz, creating anthemic tracks like “The Night Air,” that just begs for higher volumes
Today, another excursion is upon me. I can’t believe I’m going back. Revisiting, re-establishing, and re-connecting to a land that I will be inherently tied to for the rest of my life. For once, I really do feel in control of my path moving forward. This will be the song streaming through my earbuds while I [&hellip
When things are done so right, I don’t need to use words. Just hit play. BONUS: side-project coming at ya. Yeow. Recommend on Facebook Tweet about it
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A couple of days ago the audio-visual/musical collaboration, iamamiwhoami, starting putting their tracks online from their yet to be released third album, BLUE. I must say, hearing and watching are two very different and separate acts. The production quality is tasteful, everything is crisp and present, locking in your attention. And obviously, it’s these two. [&hellip