Luke Faas twists this simple platitude to become a sweet electropop jaunt. “Why bother stretch my hand?Why bother you for your demand, my brother? …Could this be my clue to walk away and never bother?” Source: SoundCloud / Luke Faas Continue reading
Tag: synth pop
A light glows dimly under “Try It,” illuminating harmonious guitars and synths… so go on, give it a try. Source: Bandcamp Continue reading
New Brooklyn Producer Von Sell Makes a Mark with Debut EP
sngalbums: Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. You may have heard of the up-and-coming Brooklyn artist Von Sell through his dominance on Hype Machine, or some other outlet of the blogosphere. His sound is based on a subgenre of electronica that has gained immense popularity recently, marked by synths and drum machines that work in an optimistic symbiosis. Some of the most recognizable mainstream pop stars … Continue reading New Brooklyn Producer Von Sell Makes a Mark with Debut EP
New Brooklyn Producer Von Sell Makes a Mark with Debut EP
Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. You may have heard of the up-and-coming Brooklyn artist Von Sell through his dominance on Hype Machine, or some other outlet of the blogosphere. His sound is based on a subgenre of electronica that has gained immense popularity recently, marked by synths and drum machines that work in an optimistic symbiosis. Some of the most recognizable mainstream pop stars (Bieber, … Continue reading New Brooklyn Producer Von Sell Makes a Mark with Debut EP
sngshows: Jenny Hval and Dinner Come Together at Resident to Light Up a Dark Week Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. Words and cheesy photo edits by me. Without meaning to, Hval ended up addressing our recent election several times. She decided not to show us a video of zombies doing aerobics because it didn’t “feel appropriate,” then she stopped herself to apologize. “Everything I say … Continue reading
The colorful production on Matt Woods latest single, “Nothing Less,” matches its artwork. For fans of Jack Garratt. Source: SoundCloud / Matt Woods Continue reading
Jenny Hval and Dinner Come Together at Resident to Light Up a Dark Week
Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. Words and cheesy photo edits by me. Without meaning to, Hval ended up addressing our recent election several times. She decided not to show us a video of zombies doing aerobics because it didn’t “feel appropriate,” then she stopped herself to apologize. “Everything I say feels ironic. Maybe it’s just my Norwegian-ness. But I mean all of it,” she … Continue reading Jenny Hval and Dinner Come Together at Resident to Light Up a Dark Week
Chinah goes full ‘80s pastiche with falsetto in the vocals which syncs with those dramatic synths. Source: SoundCloud / CHINAH Continue reading
Kauf’s Bright Electronica Cuts Through a Dark Haze at Final Echo Residency Performance
Originally appeared on Grimy Goods. Monday night at the Echo marked the final night of Kauf’s monthlong residency at the famous Echo Park venue. He was joined by some of LA’s brightest indie rockers, including Rush Midnight and pr0files, with a closing DJ set by Jeffrey Brodsky that kept the crowd dancing after hours. Some seemingly discarded blue lights were lying askew across the instruments … Continue reading Kauf’s Bright Electronica Cuts Through a Dark Haze at Final Echo Residency Performance
Oscar Bandersen incorporates deep synths into sweet pop tunes, featuring ANYA on “Guide You.” Source: SoundCloud / Music For Dreams Continue reading
Sawdust & Gin 