Slowdive’s Rachel Goswell (get at that new Slowdive LP if you haven’t listened yet) guests on the percussive new bit of chamber rock from Beach Fossils entitled “Tangerine”. Somersault is out June 2nd on Bayonet Records.
Slowdive’s Rachel Goswell (get at that new Slowdive LP if you haven’t listened yet) guests on the percussive new bit of chamber rock from Beach Fossils entitled “Tangerine”. Somersault is out June 2nd on Bayonet Records.
“Glass Jelly” is the second (following on from “Leitmotiv”) very very good stream from Dauwd’s forthcoming Theory of Colours LP for Ninja Tune imprint Technicolour Records.
UK artist Turtle announces debut album Human on Beatnik Creative with cinematic/diverse palette Eliza Shaddad-featuring first stream “Blood Type”. A++.
Coventry UK songwriter Jordan Mackampa streams percussive immediate missive “Battlecry”, the follow-up to also strong “Saint” from March.
TOPS release follow-up LP to 2014’s Picture You Staring on June 9th entitled Sugar at the Gate. Sampled below from the LP is gaze-y latest stream “Dayglow Bimbo” that we’re digging.
New favorite Nilufer Yanya will release the agronomically-titled “Plant Feed” EP via Blue Flowers Music on June 9th. A component part of the EP is the horns-led “Golden Cage” which explores the more hook-driven side of Yanya’s refreshing sound and is available to stream below.
Philadelphia four-piece Palm will release new “Shadow Expert” EP via the venerable Carpark Records on June 16th. “Shadow Expert”‘s first stream is “Walkie Talkie”, a broadside of guitar stabs and time signature swerves that sounds nothing like any other buzz band out right now (all that without losing any listenable-ness or potential for accessibility, too). Look out.
UK artist Sam Fender steps into Foals-esque power and accessibility on ostensibly debut track online, the menancing mid-tempo-er “Play God”.
Just 20 years of age, the supremely talented UK songwriter Rosie Carney shines again on spare soul-stirring latest “Your Moon”.
Brika focuses her aim on major Spotify/radio crossover “Don’t Want Your Love”, the strongest, most accessible track to date from the Miami singer.
Surrey UK singer Annabel Allum impresses with punchy but subtly hooky latest “Eat Greens”. Propelled by a sturdy rhythm track (into that gnarling bass) and the resulting energy of a mutli-pronged guitar barrage, “Eat Greens” locates Annabel Allum decisively on the radar as a songwriter to keep ears on.
