The latest from Sugar Sk*_*lls is, far and away, his best undertaking yet. The concept of 8-bit sounds might feel foreign to some but this is an undeniably well conceived dark landscape of sound. It’s a perfect pairing of sounds that you associate with childhood matched against something quite creepy and foreboding.Â
Ah, I love an album redux. Same songs, new approach. Every bit as good as the original but with new elements to fall in love with. This is a pretty atypical move for an artist but who doesn’t expect atypical from PUJOL?
Fire up the new Mystery Twins EP featuring three original songs and two covers (Lee Hazelwood’s “Sand” and The Kinks “I’m Not Like Everybody Else”). The songs will be available on Cassette or in this Youtube video thats embedded above. (Source: https://www.youtube.com/)
The video game soundtracks of Sam English always prove to be an engaging listen. His most recent is a preview EP for Vagante, which evokes a fairly medieval RPG vibe. However, I was more compelled by his work on the UniBall Soundtrack – an eSports game I’ll probably never play but am totally entertained by […]
There’s not enough Caitlin Rose music out in the world so it’s nice when she shares a new gem to help facilitate the wait before another album.
Part of me hoped that this was Hurts to Laugh take on the Beatles classic but the big riffs contained within quickly waved away any preconceived notions. I love their tagline that accompanies it: No one gives a shit do what you want. Have a good time being a good time. Words to live by.
It won’t be released until Sept. 27th but you can get your first taste of the latest Quichenight by heading over to their Bandcamp and listening to “Blind with Purpose.” And if THAT’S not enough to tide you over, head over to The Cream to hear “Right to be Confused.”
Who are Moon Maps? I’ve no information on this band beyond the fact that they are tagged “Nashville” on their site. If they are indeed Nashville residents, I am loving what they’re doing. Big atmospheric sound drenched in a languid psychedelic vibe. Also be sure to give “Skulls Filled with Flowers” a listen.
Ambient music can be hard to wrap your brain around. It’s intended to create a calm and sit in the background – an environment of sound more than a presentation of melody. Hammock’s Sleepover Series seems to hit the mark in achieving this goal but it never seems to retreat far enough back that you lose […]
Another preview track from Donohue’s forthcoming Stairway to Evan. It’s breezy and cool and upbeat in a way that is undeniable Evan P Donohue. Certainly my favorite of the new tracks.
What is there to say? It’s just a damn good song. (Source: https://www.youtube.com/)
Jim Valosik is best known for his work in Serotonin or, more recently, Forest of Tygers. Both projects are, without question, teeming with a certain kind of awesome brutality. However, his latest release – Exvrbs – falls squarely on the other side. This collection of demos is quiet, introspective and acoustically driven. It’s also a […]
