The restrained melodies and brass whines of “Stay Here” mimic the oppressive feeling of being trapped in an uncomfortable situation. Take a (subtle) cue from Henry Green, and leave. Source: SoundCloud / Henry Green Continue reading
Tag: indietronica
This is an impeccably constructed music video, when it comes down to it. “Try” by ISLAND already conveys so much emotion, it makes the nerves of these divers feel that much more pronounced. And what a relief when they finally hit the water. (This video is based on HOPPTORNET (Ten Meter Tower), a documentary short film. Also, if you like indietronica and videos where people … Continue reading
Témé Tan is a globetrotting, beat-slapping indietronica artist from Brussels, with a brand new music video that could have been shot by Wes Anderson on a vacation to Brazil. His new self-titled record is due out 10/6; pre-order. Continue reading
‘Hemm’ is a reference to gender neutrality, both as a cross of the words ‘him’ and ‘her,’ and also as a derivative of the Swedish gender neutral pronoun ‘hen.’ For a band whose name has many layers of meaning, their single “Dearest Friend” is alarmingly straightforward: it was written as an ode to the people that are most special in our lives. <a href=“http://hemm.bandcamp.com/track/dearest-friend”>Dearest Friend … Continue reading
With the daily onslaught of new music that comes at me everyday, it’s nice to remind myself that things from the very recent past are still worth keeping on repeat. Polographia’s Natural EP is without a doubt one of those still on my personal rotation. Hear it in full on Soundcloud. Source: SoundCloud / Polographia Continue reading
ムーディなサイケポップバンド Carroll、新曲 ‘Velvet’を公開
ムーディなサイケポップバンド Carroll、新曲 ‘Velvet’を公開 Continue reading ムーディなサイケポップバンド Carroll、新曲 ‘Velvet’を公開
The production on “Video Daydream” slowly opens up until you’re completely enveloped in the breadth of its beauty, almost as if experiencing the subtle pull of love in real time. Source: SoundCloud / Freedom Baby Continue reading
Questions of identity answered with groovy riffs. Source: SoundCloud / Holy '57 Continue reading
Iceland’s Low Roar has put out some emotionally charged music, but nothing could beat the magnitude of his latest record, Once in a Long, Long While. A major takeaway is that self-reflection doesn’t always provide closure; watch this unfold visually in the video for “Give Me an Answer.” Continue reading
With hints of Alunageorge, “Go” is a smooth, encouraging jam. It comes from the duo’s debut, Love, Hugh, which is out now. Continue reading
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