We last featured Catching Flies over three years ago, when the atmospheric electronic producer from London dropped the track “Grey Skies“. The effort made
Nix Moon are a quartet with a colorful instrumental arsenal that includes “guitars, bass, drums, bouzouki, flute, keys, a range of hand drums and
“The Ocean” is a fantastic new track from Kid Flicks, just released today. We previously featured the upbeat piece of ethereal pop “Don Quixote
260. VANDAL MOON – Teenage daydream conspiracy by Werkstatt Recordings Although it’s well-deservedly acclaimed in many post-punk circles, I still believe that the first
“Good Enough” is a timeless-sounding pop tune from Stoop Kids that shows the group as genre-bending songwriters with a knack for soaring hooks. The
We’ve featured the excellent Show Clothes before with the delicious “Pool Party”, which starred Gavriella on vocals. Her smoothly entrancing lead provided the perfect
“Disintegrate” is a thumping and anthemic rocker from Dublin-based Ivy Nations, which is comprised of longtime friends Darragh Faughey and Brian Sinnott (guitars), along with
VIDEO REMOVED. DOWNLOAD IT HERE – http://thewas.xyz/the_was.zip The Avalanches’ long-awaited and captivating, psychedelia-infused album Wildflower, was released for streaming on Apple Music on July 1st,
The production on Richard Yot’s “Kings of Nothing” is immediately clear and sonorou, with quivering vocals that work nicely with the soaring synth/keyboard pad.
“Believe In Me” is an acoustic-driven track from Jason P. Krug, half of the acclaimed The Grimm Generation, and his solo album The Zen
