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Our featured album this week is ‘Sugarcoat‘, the brand new record by Austin dream pop/shoegaze/alt band Blushing. A record made for non-stop listening from start to finish.
Album of the Week: Blushing “Sugarcoat” Read More
“Field Theory is a collection of chaotic electronic psych-rock, massively layered guitars, primal percussion, and frontman Eoin Kenny’s cavernous vocals.”
Album of the Week: MELTS “Field Theory” Read More
The record explores themes of dystopia, apocalypse, and the human condition.
Album of the Week: The KVB “Tremors” Read More
The album pairs classic Ride lyrical hallmarks such as escapism, dreams, the dissatisfaction of modern life, yearning, and freedom with a sense of resilience.
Album of the Week: RIDE ‘Interplay’ Read More
Our featured album this week is ‘Attachment‘, the excellent debut …
Album of The Week: Boy With Apple ‘Attachment’ Read More
The album sees the artist continuing his own brand of post-punk, new wave and even surf rock.
Album of the Week: EKKSTACY ‘Ekkstacy’ Read More
The record is the epitome of what they do best: 60’s-inspired classicist guitar pop filtered through new wave, with equal parts euphoria and melancholy.
Album of the Week: The Vaccines ‘Pick-Up Full of Pink Carnations’ Read More
The new wave – britpop inspired album explores the complexity of relationships.
Album of the Week: Breeze “Sour Grapes” Read More
This is the original 1989 full-length record produced by Cocteau Twins’ Robin Guthrie.
Album of the Week: The Veldt ‘Illuminated 1989’ Read More
The record features melodic songs about betrayal, exploitation, and the hopeless task of navigating the modern world.
Album of the Week: Palm Ghosts ‘I Love You, Burn In Hell’ Read More