Winter Throws a Technicolor Party in New Video for “You Don’t Know Me” Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. Friendship is complicated. Growing older can cause friction between even the thickest of thieves, especially if one has decided to turn away from a life of crime. Samira Winter and her namesake band explore a fading relationship on “You Don’t Know Me” from their spring LP release, Ethereality. … Continue reading
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Be Wary of False Prophets, Warns Brother Oliver Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. When we are desperate, we become irrational. Recklessness makes us prone to fall for schemes from unsavory characters. South Carolina’s Brother Oliver tells us to be wary around new people with unusual ideas; their new single “False Prophet” is a powerful bit of wisdom. Read more. Brother Oliver | website | Facebook | … Continue reading
THE WLDLFE shake off their insecurities on their new LP, I’m Not Worried Anymore
Originally appeared on the 405, view archived article here. I’m Not Worried Anymore is certainly danceable, if rather predictable: eleven tracks with shallow layers, but layers nonetheless, that delve into friendship, life, and love. The album opens on one of its highest octane tracks, ‘Headache,’ setting a high bar that is consistently met by the band’s infectious production. Other tracks from the album are nearly … Continue reading THE WLDLFE shake off their insecurities on their new LP, I’m Not Worried Anymore
Princess Chelsea clinches the title of Loneliest Girl on her new album
Originally appeared on the 405, view archives article here. For her new album cover, Chelsea Nikkel sits among overgrown wildflowers hugging her knees to her chest while shooting the camera a grin. Pastels adorn her and butterflies float around her feet. But the first thing you may notice are her searing red eyes. Read more. Princess Chelsea | buy The Loneliest Girl | website | Facebook … Continue reading Princess Chelsea clinches the title of Loneliest Girl on her new album
Liminal Performs Stripped-Back Arrangement of Debut Single Originally appeared on LA Weekly. Tom Crouch exists in the in-between, as if in a permanent transition. As Liminal, he deliberately exploits seemingly trivial sounds to make an impact. His two singles to date layer them gracefully, but a new studio performance features a stripped-down arrangement. Read more. Liminal | website | Twitter | Instagram | YouTube | Soundcloud Continue reading
I’ve doted on Oh Pep! a lot in the past, so I’ll keep this one short. The Australian duo has a new song and announced a new album too, I Wasn’t Only Thinking About You, due out October 26th. If it’s as catchy and honest as their lead single, this will be a fantastic sophomore record. Continue reading
Gentle guitar tones aid in ag.’s search for a path home. Continue reading
Megadead presents melancholy on Benjamin Shaw’s terms
Photo by Aisha Latosski Originally appeared on the 405, view archived article here. You can cry if it’s your party, but what about when you’re just the guest? Benjamin Shaw encourages you to embrace reclusivity. He’s a musician with many facets, and on his new album, Megadead, he puts his left-field gloom to work. As part of the DIY, bedroom producer scene, Shaw’s biggest statements come … Continue reading Megadead presents melancholy on Benjamin Shaw’s terms
Get Caught Overheating with Fever Feel
Photo by Braeden Paterson. Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. If your favorite Beatles song is “Revolution 9,” then you’ll love Fever Feel. Even if you have little respect for that comparison, keep reading—the Canadian three-piece is creative in the best ways. The band has a self-titled album due out next week, on September 14th to be exact; audiences at Harvard & Stone got a first … Continue reading Get Caught Overheating with Fever Feel
I wouldn’t have expected to hear Ane Brun on this new Andrew Bayer single, but I’m not upset about it. “Love You More” has slow grooves, just right for whispering in your partner’s ear. Source: SoundCloud / Anjunabeats Continue reading
