For a video as pastel and quirky as this one, Look Vibrant sure does know how to tackle some heavier subjects. Self-doubt plagues this track’s inner dialogue, and yet its confident art rock sound has me coming back for more. The band will release their new album, The Up Here Place, on 3/15; pre-order. The Up Here Place by Look Vibrant Continue reading
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Last year, I shared the first sights and sounds I had the pleasure to experience from Welsh pop artist, Gwenno, and today I’m happy to announce her forthcoming full-length album. “Tir Ha Mor” will be only one of ten colorful tracks from the LP, Le Kov, due out 3/2; pre-order. Continue reading
With all their pre-ordered vinyl signed and ready for shipment, The Orielles grow ever closer to the release of their debut album. “Blue Suitcase” will appear on Silver Dollar Moment, out 2/16; pre-order. Source: SoundCloud / The Orielles Continue reading
Welcome an extra-terrestrial visit alongside the indie rock duo Reptaliens in their new clip for “Ubik,” cut from their recent record, FM-2030. See the band on tour with STRFKR along the east coast for the rest of the month. Tour dates here. FM-2030 by Reptaliens Continue reading
Khruangbin wig out (get it?!) in the clip for their hazy single, “Friday Morning.” They will be playing a whopping three nights at the Lodge Room in March, grab tickets quickly–the first night is already sold out. Continue reading
Ambient pop perfect for staring unseeing into the distance. Source: SoundCloud / LuxGaze Continue reading
Why go to the beach if you can’t ruin everyone’s fun? Not that it wouldn’t be great to join Marlon Williams on the sand, just be sure to protect your castle. “What’s Chasing You” will appear on Williams’ new record, Make Way For Love, due out 2/16. Pre-order it on Bandcamp. Continue reading
If you recall the wild clip for Caroline Rose’s last single, “Money,” then you’ll be at least somewhat prepared for the nonsense that awaits you in her new music video. This time though, Rose insists she’s not a soldier but she’s got soul. (I’m sorry everyone.) Continue reading
Cardiff-based Safari Gold dropped their self-titled record last week, and “Easy Company” provides a nice preview of its breezy melodies. Source: SoundCloud / Safari Gold Continue reading
With a band named after serendipity and an album called Everything But the Here and Now, it is obvious the priorities of this London three-piece: preservation, of the self and of our relationships. Take the simple but swelling video for “Text Me When You’re Home.” Continue reading
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