Jul 31, 2024
Gold Connections • Fool’s Gold • 2024
deary • Selene • 2024
Jul 30, 2024
Mol Sullivan • Cautiously • 2024
Nap Eyes • Passageway • 2024
On the parade ground across the great divide
I saw 1000 candles flickering
And through a peasant’s eyes I saw a green-clad man
Ringing blue bells of offering
Beside him, astride, in neon fuchsia robes
And more beautiful than anything
A woman the sight of whom changed his mind
In a permanent way
Well, as for me, I rode the three miles north
Back to old York town
And lodged my horse in a stable there
Before walking to the castle grounds
Strange to make a parade so far away
Where there were so few others around
But I let the thought drop from my head
And that night my sleep was sound
When I awoke, I knew not the hour
But it seemed all the people had fled
I returned to my room and where the mirror had been
I found a blue doorway instead
Bracing myself against a bone-chilling wind
I wrapped my scarf around my head
And entered down a rainbow crystal pathway
Strangely compelled to follow where it led
Well, ever since then I’ve been in this gem-sea land
Where the night is as warm as the day
People talk on phones and they drive down roads
To places many miles away
As for me, I remain by my edge-of-town home
Watching the ocean’s peaceful sway
I’ve been drifting in and out of a mysterious dream
Of that old-time passageway
Is this what I get for listening to “Iris”
At nine o’clock on a Monday morning
In the shadow of the foreboding sculpture
In the diamond circular saw ring?
Far away, the dawn-bright dew
On some blue fields sparkling
In the deep mind, in the well,
In the heart of things
Jul 28, 2024
Pang Attack • "Can't Make The Fates Like You” • 2024
Jul 27, 2024
Julia-Sophie • ‘forgive too slow’ • 2024
Jul 26, 2024
MAITA • Waking up at Night • 2024
Lea Thomas • The Gift • 2024
Jul 25, 2024
Starflyer 59 • 909 • 2024
Snowy Band • Age Difference • 2024
numb talking • walk with u • 2024
Jul 24, 2024
The Clearwater Swimmers • Heaven's A Bar • 2024
Jul 23, 2024
Laughing • Don't Care • 2024
Jul 18, 2024
Devarrow • A Long & Distant Wave • 2024
"A Long & Distant Wave" is a captivating exploration of memory and time, and marks the beginning of a string of upcoming releases. The new album marks a departure from Devarrow’s signature four-on-the-floor folk-pop aesthetic, embracing experimentation with the lo-fi, tape hiss, home studio spirit. Despite the DIY approach, the album maintains a pop sensibility with catchy hooks and strong melodies that linger in the mind long after listening.
Big Warm Bed • Can't Quit • 2024
Jul 14, 2024
Katie Malco • Fatal Attraction feat. Laura Stevenson • 2024
Deeply impressive - a work of real tenderness and stark honesty that finds Katie Malco in full command of her artistry." | ||
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"A soaring string of marvellous, ever-grander choruses." | ||
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“Katie Malco captures the zeitgeist of a generation lost” 4* | ||
DIY | ||
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"Phoebe Bridgers if she was from Peckham… [Katie can] capture fleeting beauty and resilient war with brilliant flair" | ||
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"Trembling and raw" | ||
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Ducks Ltd. • "When You're Outside” • 2024
Chitinous Mandible • Calm Summer Night • 2024
Until mid-September I'm going to be putting out a song once a week and I just wanted to pass that along in case you're interested in listening in on what I'll be releasing.
Redshift Headlights • If You Are Around Still • 2024
Wisconsin indie-rockers Redshift Headlights completed tracking their fourth studio album with legendary recording engineer Steve Albini in March of 2024. Albini passed away two months later. The self-released album, entitled If You Are Around Still, comes out Friday, July 12th, 2024 on their redshiftheadlights.bandcamp.com page and via all streaming and online platforms. The 9-song album blends influences from rock, country, progressive rock genres and explores life, love, loss, and nostalgia. The album marks a shift toward rock and away from the more layered and orchestral pop arrangements from their previous three records.
All songs on the album were written collaboratively by the four core longtime members of the band, Stephen McCabe (vocals/guitar), Dean Hoffman (vocals/bass), Jay Spanbauer (guitar), and Justin Mitchell (keyboards). Chris Sasman joined the band in summer of 2023 after most of the songs had already been written but he breathed new life into each.
The album's first single "If You Are Around Still" will be accompanied by a music video recorded at Electrical Audio and featuring the band and all engineers, including Steve Albini. Glide Magazine will be premiering the video in the U.S. Friday, June 12th and Spill Magazine will run the Canadian premiere on Monday, June 15th.
Jul 13, 2024
ifitbeyourwill Podcast • Season 3
Jul 12, 2024
Tony Jay • The Darkest Corner • 2024
This collection delves deeper into the realms of ambient noise and collage, territories previously hinted at in his earlier works. The songs, themselves, retain a skeletal elegance, a stark contrast to the swirling chaos that surrounds them. The final product evokes the image of a charcoal sketch, rendered with swift strokes and unwavering confidence, a fleeting moment of beauty captured for all time.
Hunters of the Alps • DRY RUN • 2024
Jul 10, 2024
JOSEPH SHIPP • Dig Deep • 2024
Ben Seretan • Allora • 2024
Tiny Engines welcomed Ben Seretan to the TE family last year with the promise of a new album in 2024. That new album is called Allora and is out July 26th. The album is the long-awaited "rock" follow-up to Seretan's critically-acclaimed 2020 album, Youth Pastoral. "New Air" was the explosive first single released in April and covered in the NY Times. "Bend" was the second single released in May. The third single "Climb The Ladder" is out now alongside an interview with Stereogum. It’s a record of many wonders spanning a vast stretch of personal and sonic upheaval...The wild and wooly guitar jams of “New Air” and “Free” take nearly half of Allora’s run time, balanced out shorter, impressionistic musings on impermanence and death. Somewhere in between is third single “Climb The Ladder”... - Stereogum |