I first sat down to listen to this album on an exploratory adventure via mass transit across the city. Back in May, LADOT cut the ribbon on several new metro stations, extending the Expo line to somewhere that no Los Angeles rail transit line has ever gone before: the beach. For the first weekend of its opening, fares were waived, so I decided to take … Continue reading Trekking Across the City with Still Parade
Archivist kick up dust of the past, searching for a feeling they lost. Source: SoundCloud / ARCHIVIST Continue reading
sngalbums: Sam Ray’s newest release, Talk To You Soon, fits squarely in with the rest of his discography as Ricky Eat Acid, which faces the experimental side of electronica. In my experience, this genre can either lead one into enlightenment or fall very short as a self indulgent mess, with nothing really existing in the middle. Ricky Eat Acid undoubtedly exudes wisdom, yet never until … Continue reading Talk To You Soon Speaks Volumes
Sam Ray’s newest release, Talk To You Soon, fits squarely in with the rest of his discography as Ricky Eat Acid, which faces the experimental side of electronica. In my experience, this genre can either lead one into enlightenment or fall very short as a self indulgent mess, with nothing really existing in the middle. Ricky Eat Acid undoubtedly exudes wisdom, yet never until now … Continue reading Talk To You Soon Speaks Volumes
sawdustandgin: “Woes vs. Whoas” is an experimental creation from WILLS, a brilliant new artist with a clear talent for witty lyricism. The industrial production and stunning visuals further prove his genius. Best Songs of 2016 6. WILLS – Woes vs. Whoas Continue reading
Seaward electro pop. Source: SoundCloud / Mere Child Continue reading
This buzzing slow jam appears on Matt Woods shining new EP, Ain’t No Use. Pick it up today. Source: SoundCloud / Matt Woods Continue reading
There’s a fondness in these island-tinged rhymes. (To be clear, Hugh is in fact a London-based quartet.) Source: SoundCloud / Hugh Continue reading
Max Future takes French electronica in a new direction on his debut single, “Til You Let Go.” Source: SoundCloud / Panache Continue reading
Reflect on this shimmering new tune from Catching Flies. Source: Bandcamp Continue reading
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