Perspective is key; the slow, nearly inaudible start to “Mountaineers” makes the sprawling organs toward the end feel that much more powerful. Continue reading
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On the other hand, Gregory Richard also exhibits immense restraint on other quiet tracks like “The Rain.” His vocals lull us like patters of droplets on a window, streaking emotion from his guitar. For a more complete picture of King Laugh, your only option is to listen in full for yourself, because there’s no experience quite like it. Check it out, and pay what you can, … Continue reading
Gregory Richard has a new album out that I can’t recommend more. King Laugh was recorded during Richard’s solitary stay at a cabin in northern California’s mountains, and it brought out a myriad of personalities that define the record. Dubbed by Richard as one of the “fun” tracks, “Napalm Blonde” taps the endless joy of rockabilly and runs in the opposite direction. Source: Bandcamp Continue reading
Baseless indie rock white lies. Source: SoundCloud / Foreign Air Continue reading
Ringing xylophones can’t steady the power of Pearla during the crescendo of “Somewhere.” Source: SoundCloud / Pearla Continue reading
cln returns with new single “The Other Side,” and it is exactly as wonderful as you would expect. He’s become adept at incorporating 8-bit glitches to the smoothest electro melodies, and this track further proves his talents. Source: SoundCloud / cln Continue reading
Split-screen summer bliss overflows in Villa Rivercat’s new video for their single “More.” You can look out for their debut LP out this December on NIWI Records. Continue reading
Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. Oddnesse has revealed a new single, attaining a blissful catharsis on “I Used To.” The track delivers that serene dreampop vibe we’ve come to love from the local duo. This is their newest single since “Are You Down,” with both tracks pointing to a new release on the horizon. Read more. Oddnesse | website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram … Continue reading
Turn your SPF all the way up before listening to the debut jam from Swedish psych rock quartet, Delsbo Beach Club. Source: SoundCloud / Rama Lama Records Continue reading
Get your garage pop fix with The Orielles new single, “Let Your Dogtooth Grow.” Source: SoundCloud / The Orielles Continue reading
