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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
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
The seasoned Blackbird Blackbird has up and done it again. His latest masterpiece, Tangerine Sky, includes his classic soundscape structure with meticulously added layers of all sorts of sounds. Each track, your ears are introduced to a new sonic spectrum you weren’t even aware of. The man behind the moniker, Mikey Maramag, is gifted in the electronic [&hellip
The Swedes just know how to do synth-pop right. There’s no questioning that statement, it is a fact. That’s why there was no surprise when I clicked play onto Stockholm’s new mysterious act, Wilderness. Oscillating synths that build and build, male/female vocals; oh, I’m already won over. With such a nostalgic, dream-pop feel, you’re left feeling [&hellip
Ultra sensual synths mixed with shimmering dance beats, you just cannot go wrong. Fresh out of New York, the so called “anxiety pop” makers and shakers, Wet Leather, will effortlessly get your limbs moving the second you hit play below. Enjoy. Recommend on Facebook Tweet about it
Haven’t heard from the people over at Jellyfish Recordings in quite some time now but they’ve finally got some new music to share. Introduce your ears to Vancouver native, Noble Oak, who simultaneously creates expansive, wonky instrumentals combined with a gritty downtempo style. Grab the first single, “Blue Dream,” before his debut drops on the 16th. I just love this [&hellip
Remember when I posted about synthwave muscian-part-Maxillofacial Surgery resident? Philadelphia’s Skeleton Lipstick is back and this time he’s created an awesome video for his track, “Hearts Keep Beating,” off of his impressive Glows then Melts release. I’m more than mesmerized by the bright colors and super lo-fi shots of Chris doing his electronic thing all over his vast amounts of equipment. But what [&hellip
Simple dream/synth-pop for your Summer days. Check out Edmonton-based musician, Tropic Harbour via his Facebook page and be sure to grab his lovely single, “Golden Rays,” below. Golden Rays – Tropic Harbour Right-click and enjoy. Recommend on Facebook Tweet about it
I don’t think we’ve ever featured a cassette-only indie label here on what’s protocol? before but, there’s always a first for everything right? Introducing Buddha Tapes, referenced before when we’ve featured artists Psittacines and Hectic Zeniths in the past, this little tape label is based out of Virginia doing some very special things. With a few releases under [&hellip
I absolutely adore this collaboration. A truly beautiful track and a must-stream below. “Move Me” is off of Kitsuné’s newest comp, Kitsuné America 2, which you can grab here. Recommend on Facebook Tweet about it