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New Music Spotlight: Michl ‘Waste?’
The seductive opener to ‘Waste?‘ does well to throw listeners off the scent that this is something throwaway. Pulsing synths give ‘Michl‘s style a liquid quality; a devastating mix of…
New Music Spotlight: BLEACHERS ‘Don’t Take The Money’
What better way to soak up the sun than with the delectably sun-kissed musings of BLEACHERS‘ ‘Don’t Take The Money‘? You’d be hard-pressed to find a track that better encapsulates…
New Music Spotlight: Julian Jasper ‘2AM, Chinatown’
Julian Jasper‘s ‘2AM, Chinatown‘ is an effortlessly lucid track that swells with plucky, funk-ridden bass and dripping wet guitar licks. The LA-based artist perfectly encapsulates the summery climes from where…
New Music Spotlight: Bells Atlas ‘N C A T’
Bells Atlas‘ latest track drips with lucid synths and delectable vocals. ‘N C A T‘ or ‘Nothing Comes After This’ is a track about the feelings surrounding a relationship that…
New Music Spotlight: Surfer Blood ‘Frozen’
Surfer Blood‘s latest track ‘Frozen‘ offers an unexpected kiss of beachside heat this winter, paving the way for what’s expected to be a dream of an album. At stark contrast…
New Music Spotlight: WHY? ‘Proactive Evolution’
‘Proactive Evolution‘ comes as the second release from WHY?‘s upcoming sixth album ‘Moh Lhean’, out March 3rd. Fans of WHY?‘s previous releases will see plenty of Yoni and Josiah Wolf’s…
New Music Spotlight: bed. ‘Girl’
The jangly intro of Bed‘s ‘Girl’ recalls The Pixies in truly respectful form. The Portland group’s style resonates with eclectic rock lovers across the genre, offering the same heartening intimacy…
New Music Spotlight: Dessert ‘Eyes Wide Shut’
If Dessert were a meal’s concluding course, they’d be one of Heston Blumenthal’s madcap concoctions. Like the experimental chef’s pork pie-disguised ice cream, the LA-based project’s immersive and surreal pop…
New Music Spotlight: Yellow Paper Planes ‘Bottle Up, Explode’
Yellow Paper Planes‘ style will resonate with fans of Jose Gonzalez; his soft vocals atop skittering rhythms is something very evident in ‘Bottle Up, Explode’, albeit in the quieter areas…