There is a striking duality in the art and music of Big City Cough’s newest record, Born at Night. The first single showcases the fluidity of his finger-plucking against a backdrop of ambient synth. The album does not yet have a release date, but we should be hearing from Big City Cough soon. Source: SoundCloud / big city cough Continue reading
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I was obsessed with Those Willows in college. I have always been a sucker for upbeat vocals, several harmonies, and a lick of brass. They delivered all in an adorable pastel palette in their newest video for “Know More.” Continue reading
A wintry, acoustic jam. Source: SoundCloud / Frozen Houses Music Continue reading
Please be sure to toke your own fire before helping others; then you will be able to support loved ones in case of emergency. Source: SoundCloud / WOODSIST Continue reading
John Thumb wrestles (toward the end of the song, quite literally) his dysfunctional relationships in “Fuss and Fight,” off of his new eponymous album. In the words of Brittany Howard, “I don’t wanna fight no more.” Source: Bandcamp Continue reading
We may not be spared in the end, but happiness, however fleeting, made life worth it. Continue reading
The opus that opens Antibalas’ new LP is worth every moment of its eleven minutes. “Gold Rush” exemplifies the band’s impressive live collaboration as well as their afrobeat roots. Where the Gods are in Peace is out now. Source: Bandcamp Continue reading
Scottish songwriter Karine Polwart is ready to share her companion LP to the theatre production Wind Resistance, which she wrote, directed, and performed last year. This single, “Labouring and Resting,” is filled with metaphors about life and human nature, painted in a hopeful and promising light. Pre-order it via Hudson Records. Continue reading
Adding to his growing repertoire, Jolé has just put out a new single and b-side, of which “Clutter” is the latter. Listen to both on Soundcloud, and stay tuned for more from this up-and-coming songwriter. Source: SoundCloud / Jolé Continue reading
LA River Bend Drop Their First Single From Their Debut EP
Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. With their debut single, “Summer Wind,” LA River Bend breathe for the very first time. The song is a refreshing testament to love, where shimmering harmonies to elicit a faultless, jovial mood. “The calming influence of nature in LA has been a huge musical inspiration to us,” frontman Nate Weiner has said of the recording process for their upcoming EP, … Continue reading LA River Bend Drop Their First Single From Their Debut EP
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