London indie-rock band Gengahr released this new single, taken from their upcoming album Sanctuary due for release on 31st January and produced by Jack Steadman by Bombay Bicycle Club. Enjoy it!
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Kean Kavanagh – Emma
Kean Kavanagh is a producer and co-founder of Irish hip-hop collective Soft Boy. Now he published a single as solo artist and here it is, enjoy it!
A Certain Ratio – Berlin
A Certain Ratio announced their new album, ACR Loco, after 12 years. The band has returned with another new single, called Berlin. Here it is, enjoy!
Porridge Radio – 7 Seconds
Brighton’s Porridge Radio have shared a new single called 7 Seconds. Here’s what singer Dana Margolin said: «A few years ago I wrote a really slow, long and drawn out song about the end of something that was never right. I was sitting with [drummer] Sam [Yardley] early last year and I played it toContinua a leggere “Porridge Radio – 7 Seconds”
Shame – Alphabet
British post-punk group Shame released their single Alphabet. Here’s what frontman Charlie Steen had to say about it: «At the time of writing it, I was experiencing a series of surreal dreams where a manic subconscious was bleeding out of me and seeping into the lyrics». Enjoy it!
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Tia Gostelow – Psycho
Queensland singer-songwriter Tia Gostelow shared Psycho in May, here it is. Enjoy!
Oneohtrix Point Never – Long Road Home
Daniel Lopatin published music the last week, now we’re ready for a new Oneohtrix Point Never album which is coming next month. Here’s Long Road Home, enjoy!
Magon – Change
After releasing his debut album Out In The Dark, Magon drops his new single, born out of a year-long period during which everything changed in his life. This sweet ballad sounds like the perfect mix between indie rock and psych pop, between Ty Segall and The Velvet Underground.
Ashley Mayorquin – Greenest Thumbs
Greenest Thumbs by Ashley Mayorquin is a ballad that blurs the lines between many of the indie sub-genres. The vocals trace their influences from artists like Joni Mitchell and Julia Holter, and the instrumentation sounds like a classic Nashville session band backed by percussionists via Pet Sounds. Enjoy it!
