O Future Demonstrate Devotion Through Immobility in New Video for “Stay” Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. Eventually, a song will be written for every subject; today marks the release of one about medieval anchorite nuns. The new single from O Future (formerly OOFJ) is called “Stay,” referring to the vows of immobility taken by those who dedicated their lives completely to their faith. The band’s music … Continue reading
Float along the “Canyon Walls” with Koresma’s new single
Originally appeared on the 405, view archived article here. Where there’s smooth topography, there was once a graceful river to carve it. It takes hundreds of years for water to chip away at craggy rock edges and become the formations that we know today, but it only takes a moment to strike a passerby with awe. Koresma, né Ryan Lindberg, channeled the majesty of natural … Continue reading Float along the “Canyon Walls” with Koresma’s new single
The eponymous record from KNIGHTSTOWN is steel-clad and sensitive
Originally appeared on the 405, view archived article here. Human memory is selective, favoring joyous moments in the margins of our lives. Why else would we buy the picture of our goofy faces on a roller coaster or bother with nature photography? We crave the butterflies that fill our bellies on momentous occasions, and KNIGHTSTOWN, also known as Michael Aston, has found a way to … Continue reading The eponymous record from KNIGHTSTOWN is steel-clad and sensitive
This calm, buzzing single is the first from cln’s debut record. This has been a long time coming and marks a fresh perspective for the artist: “I was in a musical rut for a little while – making music that wasn’t exciting or challenging. I realised that I was trying way too hard to fit into a certain sound or genre. I decided to go … Continue reading
Footage of white supremacist rallies may bring up some bad memories, but at least Amos Lee’s message is resilient. I personally cannot wait until the flickering flame of fascism is snuffed out. Dying White Light by Amos Lee Continue reading
Bass and brass accentuate Bels Lontano’s cerebral new single. Source: SoundCloud / Le Visiteur Online Continue reading
Daniella Mason’s recent single reflects on the importance of getting in touch with your own humanity. Source: SoundCloud / Daniella Mason Continue reading
Tolliver has his come to Jesus, er, Emmanuel, moment in dim blue splendor. Rhythmic vocalizations elevate this subtle hymn. Continue reading
Live vicariously through Henry Nowhere’s unwavering defiance. Source: SoundCloud / Henry Nowhere Continue reading
Sometimes bliss comes in the most unexpected places, or memories of places. I wonder if Winnetka Bowling League enjoyed the Oscar-winning short documentary, Heaven is a Traffic Jam on the 405. Continue reading
Sawdust & Gin 