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Track: Caamp – Drive
Ohio’s evolving alternative folk five-piece, Caamp, return to announce their first album in three years with the intimate and introspective new single ‘Drive’. The track’s sparse beauty gives fans a delicate introduction to ‘Copper Changes Colour’, their new 11-track album set for release on June 6th via Mom+Pop. Front man Taylor Meier describes the track as “a kind of a spirit song …
Track: TV Death Release New Single ‘Propaganda’ From Forthcoming Debut Album
Newcastle band, TV Death, have released a new single ‘Propaganda’ which comes along with the announcement of their debut album, ‘Neon Dreamland’, which is due out on 21st August. “Propaganda” dissects the ways in which misinformation shapes societal perceptions of critical issues like war and immigration. The track condemns the complacency that allows these narratives …
Track: ‘Neil Young Saved My Life’ sees Jo Meares’ Silver Bullets give thanks for the music in their delicious louche style, with tour dates ahead.
With a whole swag of insouciance and poise, Jo Meares’ Silver Bullets fire more luscious sonic missiles with their new single, the enigmatically titled ‘Neil Young Saved My Life’. And while artists as diverse as Hank Williams, Tom Waites and Nick Cave are also thanked, poor Joni Mitchell is accused of attempted murder in this …
Track: Meres are only ‘Building Humans’ – a passionate paean to vulnerability, ahead of album release and live dates.
Meres have turned down the volume a little on their third single ‘Building Humans’ from their forthcoming album ‘Worried Sick’, but the intensity and the passion remain high. According to singer/guitarist Mary Shannon, This one is a little self-indulgent and is one of the band’s collective favourites – Building Humans is aggressively sad and rough …
News: New Mexican dream pop icons Tan Cologne announce new album, European support for Trentemøller and kick off with the ethereal single ‘Cloud of Mirrors’.
A heavenly union will see New Mexican duo Tan Cologne support the magnificent Trentemøller on their upcoming European tour, and Tan Cologne has also just announced their third studio album ‘Unknown Beyond’ for releases on 20 June via Labrador Records. To give us a delicious foretaste, a video and single entitled ‘Cloud of Mirrors’ has …
Track: The Shipbuilders – Daydreaming
Liverpool folk-pop five-piece The Shipbuilders have announced their second album with the release of the first single ‘Daydreaming’. Titled ‘This Blue Earth’, the band’s sophomore album is due out on the 11th of July via Shipwrecked Records. “The song was written many moons ago, during a period of heartbreak; the myth of King Midas’ secrets …
Track: Lilian Hak Shines On New Single ‘I Will Ever Be Your Head’
Dutch producer, songwriter, and vocalist Lilian Hak releases the new album RESET with the vibrant new single ‘I Will Ever Be Your Head’. A vibrant neo-soul, jazz and trip-hop track, the single displays the vibrant blend of indie and pop tendencies which characterise the album. Immersive and experimental, the track showcases a vibrant blend of Portishead-esque …
Track: Stereolabs first new music in fifteen years, Aerial Troubles, is a triumph
Stereolab’s first new music in fifteen years arrives with a shimmer and a pulse. “Aerial Troubles,” the lead single from their forthcoming album Instant Holograms On Metal Film(out via Duophonic UHF Disks / Warp Records on May 23rd), is a glorious return: retro-futuristic psych-pop wrapped in analog warmth and fizzing synths. It’s the sound of …
Track: Kokoroko return with new album and brilliant new single, Sweetie
Kokoroko return with Sweetie, the radiant first taste of their upcoming album Tuff Times Never Last—and it’s a pure joy. Bubbling with Afro-jazz energy, the track is brass-heavy and gloriously funky, with tumbling percussion, fluid basslines, and playful jazz synths that nod to R&B and West African disco. It’s rich and winding, tying itself in …
Track: Dinosaur Pile Up do things ‘My Way’ on instantly lovable new single, with album and UK dates on the way
Dinosaur Pile-Up return with a bang on “My Way,” a no-holds-barred anthem that kicks off with an unexpected mix of animal noises and acoustic strums before exploding into the kind of punk-fuelled, riff-heavy rock they do best. It’s scrappy, confident, and completely lovable—with one of the most infectious choruses you’ll hear this year. There’s attitude …