Cary Singer – “Let Me Go”

February 18, 2016

Cary Singer is a one-man project from L.A. His newest track “Let Me Go” is a lo-fi dream pop darling, a serene crawl reminiscent of Cass McCombs’ atmospheric pull. “Let Me Go” begins

“See You Bleed” sits admirably in the spectrum between effervescent pop immediacy and oddball experimental versatility. The intensely emotional vocal performance on “See You Bleed” is gripping enough to warrant attention on its

Video: FKA twigs – “Good to Love”

February 18, 2016

FKA twigs has released a new song and video for “Good to Love”, a track that first appeared during her residency at Manchester International Festival. You can watch the black-and-white, self-directed video

Flaunt – “Restraint”

February 18, 2016

Justin Jennings and Joseph Vitterito comprise the project FLAUNT, formed via social media. Their first album, CODON, was “mainly instrumental turntablism”, with Jennings’ vocal and guitar additions adding to a standout sound.

James Blake – “Modern Soul”

February 16, 2016

While DJ-ing on BBC Radio 1’s Residency program last Thursday night, James Blake unveiled a new track entitled, “Modern Soul”. A new album, Radio Silence was announced in December 2014, but it has yet to be

Small Forward – “I’ve Been on Track”

February 11, 2016

Small Forward are a fresh lo-fi psych-pop trio based out of L.A. Twangy guitars begin “I’ve Been on Track” with a gently consuming southern-rock atmosphere. Distorted vocals string out the slow-moving guitar trickles and gently

Bodywash – “Nothing At All”

February 11, 2016

Montreal-based Bodywash produce a wonderfully gauzy form of nostalgia reflective of both dream-pop and shoegaze. Their track “Nothing At All” comes in with a slightly anxious key progression that’s contrasted by a

Spooky Mansion – “Gone Too Far”

February 11, 2016

Spooky Mansion are a quartet living the dream in San Francisco. They rehearse nights at an abandoned surf shop and record during the day in their garage. “Gone Too Far” begins with