Beecher’s Fault have a new EP out titled The Easiest Drug to Sell, and if that isn’t a reference to weed, I’d say it more likely refers to an opiate of the masses. Opening track “Moneymouth” is a catchy politically-charged tune comparable to the Apples in Stereo. Listen to the EP on Soundcloud. Source: SoundCloud / Beecher's Fault Continue reading
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We don’t deserve the smooth brilliance of Tom Misch. “Movie” is a cut from Geography, his long-awaited debut album, out now. Continue reading
The Lone Bureaucrat debuts new video from Final Reset LP, out now on Type-0
Originally appeared on the 405, view archived article here. A new label based in Leipzig wants you to send them your music so they can release it, no questions asked. Type-0 was launched by partners James M. Holt and Juliette De Momigny and aims to give independent artists a platform to share their work; it really is that simple. They just put out their very … Continue reading The Lone Bureaucrat debuts new video from Final Reset LP, out now on Type-0
If Small Reactions are as picky about food as they are about making life decisions, then this is gonna be a long meal. “I willI won’tI willI won’t…” Source: SoundCloud / Chunklet World Industries Continue reading
Raveena isn’t going to dwell on the past, and an endearing apology won’t change that. Source: SoundCloud / raveena Continue reading
Bountiful folk hymn. Source: Bandcamp Continue reading
Dana and the Wolf employ myriad influences on “Him,” fitting perfectly together to form this dance-pop jam. Source: SoundCloud / Dana And The Wolf Continue reading
“On My Own” is an independent anthem. Masasolo dances largely alone in the music video for the track, but judging from his enthusiasm, it might as well be the best day of his life. Continue reading
Joyful synth-laden dissociation. Source: SoundCloud / Chunklet World Industries Continue reading
Ogre You Asshole sounds like a scrappy young punk band formed at a screening of Shrek, but it’s actually a Japanese rock quartet. Their name comes from a line from the 1984 movie Revenge of the Nerds, but the reason why this Nagano-based band took it as their moniker stems from their love for Modest Mouse. Ex-Modest Mouse bassist Eric Judy wrote on the arm of OYA’s … Continue reading
