André Bratten – “Morning”
Elegant, balanced meditation. André Bratten | Facebook | Twitter | Spotify | Soundcloud | Bandcamp Continue reading André Bratten – “Morning”
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The Cost of Our Future According to Absolutely Free
I would like to use this space to rectify the blurb I wrote about Costa Rican musician and producer Jorge Elbrecht when I gushed over No Joy’s Motherhood last year. The passage where I intended to give him his due feels now like I was trying desperately to sound aloof, not wanting to admit that this person actually has a ton of clout beyond his … Continue reading The Cost of Our Future According to Absolutely Free
G.Smith – “Mona Lisa”
G.Smith Exits Through the Gift Shop on New Single “Mona Lisa” Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. The remnants of a relationship will lay shattered until someone chooses to sweep it away or examine each shard for closure. Each one is a prism, refracting its history into distinct stories. On her new single, premiering on Grimy Goods today, G.Smith tries to make sense of a breakup, … Continue reading G.Smith – “Mona Lisa”
vōx – “Be Bigger”
“Be Bigger” is the triumphant return of vōx, as the first single since her I Am Not a God EP. The new single feels like a breakthrough, serving as both part of the journey and the destination itself. Source: SoundCloud / vōx Continue reading vōx – “Be Bigger”
This haunting pop number is taken from Hanna Benn’s forthcoming EP, Divide, out 1/19 on This Is Meru. She will be on tour in the spring, first heading to Europe, then covering a few dates on North America’s east coast. More info. Source: Bandcamp Continue reading
Like with their previous single, each element in Hoeksema’s music carries enormous weight. But this time, it is as if our own perception of it betrays us. “Prayers for night to come too closeSeems like time is just folding in on itself” Source: SoundCloud / Good Eye Records Continue reading
Minimalist piano electropop. Source: SoundCloud / Benji Lewis Continue reading
The minimalist approach to electro-pop that Love Inks had in their music has not been abandoned in their latest venture, T.P.A.G. This time, though, they replaced synths with sliding guitars and the result is bronze-tinged warmth. Their latest EP is available for streaming and on cassette on Bandcamp. Minimal Western by T. P. A. G. Continue reading
popmd: Go Home by Emilie & Ogden from 10 000. Continue reading
Caroline Polachek of Chairlift wrote and recorded “The Boy Who I’ll See Again” for MAKE as part of their Naxos Concept Collection. The visual concept was based on classic surrealist art, and the song tells a tale of the Greek moon goddess Endymion. This is as beautiful as a song about beauty can be. Continue reading
Sawdust & Gin 