sngalbums: When did folk music simply become “sad music” to the indie masses? Gently strummed guitars and atmospheric production can achieve a range of emotion; I do love anything that allows me to contemplate the depths of the psyche, but these sounds more often than not come from a positive place. New York songwriter A. harlana, né Juno Roome, writes lullabies about the love he … Continue reading Love Guides A. harlana
When did folk music simply become “sad music” to the indie masses? Gently strummed guitars and atmospheric production can achieve a range of emotion; I do love anything that allows me to contemplate the depths of the psyche, but these sounds more often than not come from a positive place. New York songwriter A. harlana, né Juno Roome, writes lullabies about the love he has … Continue reading Love Guides A. harlana
Originally appeared on the 405; view archived article here. Samuel Proffitt’s new EP, Good Death, is the embodiment of introspection. The musician is currently working on a PhD at Brown University for Slavic Studies, and, as he describes in the interview below, he actively incorporates his research into his music. It may sound dense, but in reality, Good Death flutters weightlessly. Every moment is filled … Continue reading Death, Rebirth, and Russia: A Conversation with Samuel Proffitt
“Space-Wars” is the very last song you hear before you lose your senses. You are not dead; your final memory is peaceful and keeps your soul awake in the darkness. Continue reading
Atmospheric alt rock. Source: SoundCloud / Bella Union Continue reading
Each minute adds another dense layer to Hoeksema’s delicate new single, “Palais.” It will appear on his upcoming Life After EP, out 11/10 on Good Eye Records. Source: SoundCloud / Good Eye Records Continue reading
Details of a memory may fade, but the feeling remains as fresh as ever. Source: SoundCloud / Haux Continue reading
Charlene Soraia grounds this haunting atmospheric track from Hiatus. Called “Celestial,” it’s a slow-burning jam that makes it easy to get lost in its meditative production. Source: SoundCloud / Hiatus Continue reading
theautumnroses: Cavernous, hymn-like and featuring John Grant, “Mountaineers” is the towering, transformative new single from Haugesund, Norway’s Susanne Sundfør. Music For People In Trouble is the title of her next album, one released on August 25th. You can find streaming information for this track and pre-ordering information for the LP by visiting her website. Via Brooklyn Vegan. Continue reading
Beats swirl gently on this essential BFF tune. Source: SoundCloud / JawnDane Continue reading
Sawdust & Gin 