Hushed vocals such as these always conjure the purity of Elliott Smith-not a bad comparison as it is. Angelo de Augustine creates a beautiful tapestry on “Crazy, Stoned, and Gone,” with a video animated by Asthmatic Kitty label leader, Sufjan Stevens. His sophomore album will be out this August; pre-order it on Bandcamp. Continue reading
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Levi Randall is the busy fella behind VACAY, a heartfelt singer-songwriter project based in Toronto. His new EP is out now, and I find the most uplifting track to be the one most critical of our immigration enforcement. Keep resisting. Listen to VACAY’s full Howlin’ Wind EP on Soundcloud. Source: SoundCloud / VACAY Continue reading
Forgiveness and doubt plague Midnight Vesta’s single “Second Chances,” an excerpt from their new LP called, Seconds; grab it on Bandcamp today. Continue reading
Front Porch Lights’ name evokes a comforting familiarity, and their music is appropriately warm. “Go On Ahead” is the title track from their newest EP, due out 6/9. Source: SoundCloud / Front Porch Lights Continue reading
Kathleen Mary Lee is enchanting and her new video, which she directed, does the near-impossible by capturing the magic on film. Look out for her new EP before the year is out. Continue reading
Be moved or get moving. Spare a moment for Garrett Pierce’s new single, “One Last Breath.” Continue reading
Learn to Grieve On The Royal Parks New LP, Suburb Home
sngalbums: Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. Hidden in the niche of bedroom folk pop is a new Australian outfit, The Royal Parks, who have just released their debut album, Suburb Home. The group is from Melbourne, which is also home to the national park that doubles as their namesake. The band explains that they chose this moniker because of its connection to Melbourne’s indigenous population, … Continue reading Learn to Grieve On The Royal Parks New LP, Suburb Home
Learn to Grieve On The Royal Parks New LP, Suburb Home
Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. Hidden in the niche of bedroom folk pop is a new Australian outfit, The Royal Parks, who have just released their debut album, Suburb Home. The group is from Melbourne, which is also home to the national park that doubles as their namesake. The band explains that they chose this moniker because of its connection to Melbourne’s indigenous population, the … Continue reading Learn to Grieve On The Royal Parks New LP, Suburb Home
The Peace Blossom Boogy is more than a song or a dance- it’s a way of life, especially for this bus full of barefoot hippies. The Babe Rainbow has just signed to Danger Mouse’s 30th Century Records and their self-tited debut LP is due out 6/2. Continue reading
Face your truths and doubts in the harmonious new single from The Royal Parks, a Melbourne, AUS-based folk group. Immerse yourself in their new record, “Suburb Home,” which you can hear in full on Soundcloud. Source: SoundCloud / The Royal Parks Continue reading
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