Where the food sounds good, and the music is pretty tasty too.
HAERTS follow up Wings with their incredibly beautiful new single, All The Days.
According to the band’s webpage, HAERTS is a band from New York hailing from Germany, England, and the United States. The group consists of Nini Fabi, Ben Gebert, Garrett Ienner, Derek McWilliams, and Jonathan Schmidt. The band’s first single, Wings, was produced in collaboration with Jean-Philip Grobler (aka St. Lucia). HAERTS’ debut album is due in 2013. Peace. Continue reading “haerts // all the days”
Great music from Sydney, Australia taking the physical form in the form the band MOVEMENT. They’re recently signed to Modular Records and the debut single Feel Real is all that and a bag of ganja. Good stuff for sure. But aside from the, “I’ll be your Romeo, you’ll be my Juliet,” reference (hey, no dying here), it’s all good. Peace. Continue reading “movement // feel real”
It’s only been a few weeks since the Tunbridge Wells, Britain resident Cats Hero dropped his track Make It. Now, as promised he’s blessing our ears with yet another seismic track. This one goes by the name Slate, but I’m sure it is an alias. Peace. Continue reading “cats hero // slate”
Last month (April) the perennially melancholy Pop anti-stars No Joy released their No Pleasure LP. And now there’s a video for the track Hare Tarot Lies, and it’s a rainbow swirl delivered in a constant drug-laden stream on consciousness. The music sound like a hybrid channeling Ian Curtis and the Cocteau Twins, and I like that a lot. This one will leave wanting to check into rehab. Peace. Continue reading “no joy // hare tarot lies + official music video”
The Presets (Julian Hamilton & Kim Moyes) are currently tearing it up on their North American Tour 2013, so catch ’em if you can. Until then, you can have them whenever you wish via iTunes. Also, you can watch their new video for the track Fall ’til your heart’s content. I’m out. Peace. Continue reading “the presets // fall”
Rochester, New York posse Joywave get their multi-fingered mitts all over fellow homeboys the Admirers’ Spirit Lamp, and it’s mussed music which totally works. For more, visit Joywave and Admirers. And you thought you didn’t have to make choices here. Peace. Continue reading “admirers // spirit lamp (joywave remix)”
Maya Jane Coles is responsible for one the most highly anticipated LP of the summer, the forthcoming debut album Comfort (via Maya’s own I/AM/ME label and Kobalt) which drops in July. After the jump check out the official tracklist. Also, there is a litany of guest appearances, from the likes of Catherine Pockson (of Alpines fame), Miss Kittin, Kim Ann Foxman, and Karin Park who is featured on the first single Everything. Peace. Continue reading “maya jane coles // everything (ft. karin park)”
If you’re pining for a rich musical medium in which you can plant dreams and watch me grow, well Nadine Carina is fertile ground for such endeavors. The Where I Love EP sounds like 50’s girl pop amidst Italian ice shavings and a healthy squirt of simple syrup. Yes, these songs are both cool and sweet. The Where I Love EP is available via Bandcamp. Peace. Continue reading “nadine carina // where i love ep”
Mike Edge and Amber Quintero formed Boardwalk just about a year ago in Los Angeles, Calif. Their debut self-titled album will be released this year on Stones Throw Records, but for now check out their single I’m To Blame. It’s dreamy, like a dream. Peace. Continue reading “boardwalk // i’m to blame”
Pop this candy-wrapped sound sweet into your ear and enjoy. Check out the just released sophomore 12-song follow-up LP Strange Pleasures from London-based dream pop practitioners Still Corners. Tessa Murray and Greg Hughes delivered mightily with their 2010 Creatures of an Hour and not surprisingly stand in the place where obviously lightning strikes twice yet again. And for a limited time you can stream the entire enchilada via Sub Pop Records and Soundcloud. Continue reading “still corners // strange pleasures”