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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
This week’s Sunday Listening is brought to you by Jacob Montague because again, he deserves another dip into his wonderful catalogue. The Tiger and Traveler consists of three separate parts, read below: Part 1: “Tiger and Traveler” 1 Morning 2 Traveler 3 Side of the Highway 4 Unicycles and All 5 Tiger 6 One Step, Another Step This first [&hellip
I think part of the fun of being on multiple social networks with this blog is getting to see the different audiences we reach. Recently an Italian musician sent over his latest work, yet all I could think about was trying to figure out where I recognized the volume settings folder. Finally it came to me…tumblr. [&hellip
This is all my ears need at the very moment. Melodies that trail on, minimal layers of instrumentation, and glassed over vocals. Meet Luxembourg’s A Quiet State. A simple, anonymous bedroom project that straddles the line of ambient electronic music and post-rock, looping instrumentals – I really enjoy the diversity and exploration that’s apparent in his [&hellip
Another wonderful gem waiting to be heard from deep within my inbox. Guilty Ghosts, the moniker used by Tristan O’Donnell, is highly textured ambient rock that lies more on the lighter end of the spectrum. The droned-guitars layer wonderfully over the rest of his talented production skills. I really dig the entire feel for O’Donnell’s [&hellip
Cinematic and wonderful are the words that came to mind the moment I pressed play on a submission from the ambient/post-rock project of Thomas Buschbach. Buried deep within the blog’s inbox, the intricately textured music brings out stunning yet haunting sounds to life. I really enjoy the use of synthesizers, minimal guitars, and the lush accompaniment of orchestral [&hellip
Driving guitars and crazy synth play will certainly be a good way to start your day. You’ve got off tomorrow, live like it’s Friday. [wp_bandcamp_player type=”track” id=”1898641594″ size=”grande” bg_color=”#FFFFFF” link_color=”#4285BB”] Recommend on Facebook Tweet about it
When the stars align and the timing is right, I pick a new country to focus heavily on. Also known as my days off. Lately, the media has been painting a pretty dire picture of Mexico, especially with some of the recent and horrific headlines. This has only made me want to explore further, to [&hellip
It’s been quite awhile since I’ve shared an expressive, post-rock instrumental. In All Will Be Quiet’s latest track, “The First Day, pt. 2,” there’s a monumental build up with the drums and simple guitar while the strings gradually make their way in, flushing out the entire song. There’s some weight attached to their sound, like that [&hellip
I love the noise (and I mean that in the best way possible) that’s been coming out of Philadelphia lately. Just brought to my attention, The Stammer, are a new four piece that combine jangly indie rock and 80’s styled vocals. Their self-titled debut is only a handful of tracks but really highlights their reverb-rock [&hellip