Rarely do you get to say that an artists eighth release is one of their finest but you’d be hard pressed not to feel that way listening to the latest from Brett Rosenberg, aka Quichenight. Dive into Camille’s Market on Youtube, Spotify, Bandcamp or wherever you prefer to hear the goods.Â
I’ve been a big fan of GAY VIBES since their first EP and this latest single is a phenomenal progression in sound. It maintains the same engaging beats and laissez faire mood but with better production. I dare say it’s even more accessible without being watered down.
Looking forward to the full EP, RIP SUMMER, coming this fall.
We previously mentioned “Sinking Moon†from Wildfront as a quality progression in their sound; headed more towards shoegazing bedroom pop. “Strange Gold†continues that evolution with this beautiful video to boot. If you enjoy Beach House, this will be right up your alley.
And to keep things even more relevant, they recently posted “Song to the Siren†for your ears to enjoy.
I don’t know if you’ve noticed or not but PANGS is all over the place lately. Recently they released their cover of “Cannonball†and they’ve quickly followed it with two new songs, both at opposite ends of the spectrum. WASTER is an instrumental trap song and “Home on the Range†is breezy, bedroom pop cover of the classic traditional tune.
Get your fix on the wall-of-sound that is All Them Witches with their latest recording from Brussels. If history has taught us anything, this won’t be up for too long, so nab it quick.
I know this came out at the end of last month and I’m totally slacking in sharing it here but let’s agree to just chalk this up as a great reminder that the video is badass and should be rewatched if you’ve already seen it.
Mark Graves was kind enough to capture this performance of John Davis, Matt Mahaffey and Sam Powers cover from the recent Mercy Lounge Nirvana tribute show.Â
You can also watch Mahaffey take lead on Negative Creep.
Holy shit this trailer for the forthcoming 16 minute short film from The Protomen looks every bit as epic as it should look. Can not wait.
Watch and listen to the 9 minute opus from William Tyler, off his latest Merge Records release, Modern Country.
Total honesty policy, I don’t have the musical language to speak about the merits of a largely instrumental hip-hop album. What I can say, is that I like what I’m hearing and have blasted the album on repeat multiple times. That’s gotta stand for something.
Really been enjoying the consistent stream of new singles coming from the Bravemaker camp. The latest, “Love the Dawnâ€, is no exception. Excellent low-key indie rock that turns quite rambunctious.Â
It’s a real treat to see that Dan Burns – one half of Action!, the occasional drummer for R. Stevie Moore and a whole host of collaborations – has released Rainbow Cannons on Soundcloud for all to enjoy. It’s an electronic affair that weaves between the outright dancey and more ambient Gaze genres. I think “King of West Bay†might be my personal favorite but further listening is required.
