This may be a personal tribute from Mike Lightz to his partner on her birthday, but music is a universal language. Don’t forget to love yourself and your enemy, too. Source: SoundCloud / Mike Lightz Continue reading
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London’s O’Flynn is putting out a 12″ single next week, and the b-side already kicks pretty hard. Cold beats throughout “Eleven” are counteracted by the warmth of “Pluto’s Beating Heart.” Even if in name only. Pre-order on vinyl or digital. Source: Bandcamp Continue reading
Coy propositions infused with funky rhythms. Source: SoundCloud / The Harpoons Continue reading
The single, “Underweight” is an excellent introduction to two relatively new Bay area artists. Social Work is producer Will Butler from Berkeley, who creates fun jams using non-visual and adaptive technologies due to his legal blindness. He has teamed up with Dreamqueen, formerly of Waterstrider. Enjoy their collab and look out for more from both artists soon. Source: SoundCloud / Social Work Continue reading
fileunder: (Teen Daze) Source: SoundCloud / Teen Daze Continue reading
In the new video for their jaunty “Elevator” single, Young Rival have animated frames printed by a dot matrix printer as an homage to Norman McLaren. It gives the clip a smoky feel, quite literally, as it is intangible and dissipates before our eyes. Interior Light by Young Rival Continue reading
Chilled blue-wave. Source: Bandcamp Continue reading
Dublin-based five-piece Tandem Felix are back with a new single since their Comma EP came out two years ago. Affectionately nicknamed “Birthday Boy,” their new track may not initially seem endearing given its extended title (”Were You There (When They Crucified the Birthday Boy)”), but the melodies are beyond heartwarming. Source: SoundCloud / Tandem Felix Continue reading
This track is slick like tile floors underneath wet feet, fresh from the pool. Grab a towel and do a jig to Gun Outfit. Source: SoundCloud / Paradise of Bachelors Continue reading
The Blow are white hot in the lead-up to their album release next Friday, and “The Woman You Want Her To Be” is no different. “She’ll be the woman you want her to be,” especially if you want her to fail. This song seems to resonate today especially, on the release date of Hillary Clinton’s new book; whatever your political affiliations, you cannot deny the pervasive … Continue reading
