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This Christmas original from The She’s is pretty damn cute and free. Incoming search terms:i tried ti go surfing but the december tides too coldchristmas song I tried to surf but the tide was too cold Recommend on Facebook Tweet about it
Loose surfy guitar riffs, plenty of lo-fi on the vocals, and thrashing percussion is pretty much one of my most favorite combinations. The sloppier the chords, the better. Amirite? Surf Curse hail from land-locked Reno, Nevada yet have got a sound like there’s waves lapping up at their doorstep. It’s also impressive to note how [&hellip
With vocals highly reminiscent of Young the Giant, the gentleman of Philly’s Underwater Country Club have more of a lo-fi edge to their indie-rock sound. With only a quick 3-track EP, it’s quite easy to want to keep hitting repeat. “The Money Song” is the standout for my ears, I really enjoy the effortless songwriting and structure. Hit play below – [&hellip
This is exactly what I was looking for. Something to spark the nerve endings, get my blood flowing, and make me truly excited to hear more. I shouldn’t expect much. It’s been almost four days that I’ve been couped up from having surgery on both my legs to fix an old college sports injury. I [&hellip
Instantly I’m reminded of a Miniature Tigers/Tame Impala/STRFKR. I love the psychedelic nature, lo-fi vocals, and plenty of reverb in the guitars. ladada’s latest album builds and builds in structure and takes you in a new direction each track. Grab the album for free and hit play below. Recommend on Facebook Tweet about it
Oh man, these guitar lines are phenomenal. Surf pop and shoegaze collide in Hibou’s newest single, “Sunder,” off of his upcoming EP, Dunes. Act quick, there’s still free downloads up for grabs! And be sure to check out the rest of his music here. Recommend on Facebook Tweet about it
There’s a lot that I instantly loved about Vundabar’s sound when I first heard their album, Antics, that was recently shot over to my inbox. Opening track, “Greenland,” consists of lax chords, lo-fi vocals, driving percussion and a surfy pop-punk rhythm to it. And then you find yourself on the following track, “Voodoo,” that’s completely twangy and expansive. I love the diversity [&hellip
Another nice little inbox submission I received the other day – introduce your ears to The Baba Rams. I’m sure you’re aware of this by now but, I really dig bedroom projects. They’re nothing but labors of love. You really can’t deny that. Released through the small Madrid-based label, Young Latitudes, Brain Waves blends so many different layers of [&hellip
I can’t not acknowledge tonight’s show. With a near perfect bill, I’m more than excited to make my way down Frankford Ave. tonight and catch not only the incredibly complex sounding group, Sun Airway, but I’m also really interested in catching up-and-comer, Cruiser. Ever since Wild Palms, I’ve been entranced by the project’s floating vocals, soothing tones, and intricately [&hellip
This past summer I randomly stumbled upon one of Australia’s cutest four piece, a young group with a massively mature surf-pop sound. With ju buy cialis discount st a quick 5-track EP to their name, SURES have been stirring up quite the scene back in their homeland proving they’ve got a hell of a lot [&hellip