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Early live shows of P.E. were largely, if not entirely, improvisational events. Chemistry developed between Eaters members Jonathan Schenke and Bob Jones and Veronica Torres, Jonathan Campolo, and Benjamin Jaffe – all members of Pill (now defunct). The art-rock sounds married with the wonderful odd electronica to spawn the art-punk of P.E. P.E. recently announced a…
Death Valley Girls have just shared ‘Wear Black’ – a track lifted from their stellar album, Darkness Rains. (Suicide Squeeze Records). One of the sweetest cuts from the album is accompanied by a video, which you can watch below.
New York based New Myths have shared their cover of EMF’s classic ‘Unbelievable’. Dropping the tempo, grunging up the center, and smudging the urgency.
Recorded in 2012 ‘I Didn’t Realize’ comes from the vault of The Drums. It’s released today as a two-song single with ‘You Lied’.
Last week Kokoko! released their better-than-good remix of The Chemical Brothers ‘Eve of Destruction’, introducing the uninitiated to The Congolese collective, who have been working outside of the mainstream for some time. The band’s most recent album Fongola blends agit-punk, Soukous and western EDM to produce a sound that sits above all genre definition, and…
With ‘One That You Want’ Sorry Girls have landed on a track that’s virtually impossible to play just once. And the video is beautiful.
“You’re better than anything I made up, and now I have to give the daydream up” Stella Emmett sings the lyrical hook from ‘DayDream’ like a mantra. The track is the second release from her upcoming album, Admirer, which will be released on August 23 via Beachball Records. With the single Emmett has released a…
Psychedelic pop, but not as you know it. Jinx is the product of experimentation and the refinement of a wholly authentic voice. Crumb have delivered a beguiling, sometimes bewildering beauty that leaves with as many questions as it delivers answers. Infectious riffs spiral around melodies. It’s hard to place the affect of a song like…
…more striking with each replay. It’s not easy to sustain the surprising nature of creation but that’s exactly what Loft achieves.
This is Souvenir Driver. We’re never far from passages of beauty. Lyrically, Nate Wey hangs a world view that encourages trust, and engages with wonder.