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Archive for the ‘lo-fi’ Category
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jack’s johnson – cropduster
Cropduster by Jack's Johnson this jam from atlanta band jack’s johnson has me rocking whilst laughing at the surreal vocal samples littered throughout. it’s truly ...
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francobollo – good times
swedes in london recently put out this rollicking single on square leg recordings, that sounds like an ode to parties gone sour.
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manuka honeys – let it go
sadly not a frozen cover, but brighton band manuka honeys offer a slick slice of hook-laden and american-influenced alt rock.
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mothers – no crying in baseball
in love with this track from athens, ga band mothers. with an angel olsen-esque vocal whilst veering further into this careening cacophony of noise, with ...
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alex g – bug
was very #blessed to work with alex on re-releasing dsu, trick and rules (the latter for the first time on vinyl) in uk & europe, ...
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traams – succulent thunder anthem
are traams one of the best and most under-appreciated bands in the uk right now? the answer is definitely yes, and news of their new ...
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spencer radcliffe – mia
really love this charming slice of collegiate rock from spencer radcliffe, part of a new album on run for cover. who could deny a sampled ...
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parquet courts – pretty girl is a motherfucker (joey pizza slice cover)
channeling some beat happening / pavement-esque vibe in this cover of joey pizza slice for a new split 7″, the parkay quartz guys trade in ...
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the homosexuals – technique street
for anyone who’s read simon reynold’s rip it up and start again, it’s undeniable that the homosexuals, whilst not mentioned, must have been on the ...
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joe bordenaro – i don’t know ep
there’s some great lo-fi slacker anthems in this ep from illinois native joe bordenaro. “i don’t know” with it’s confronting and ramshackle chorus grabbed me ...
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white sands – the wait
can art is hard do no wrong? this excellent new 7″ single from members of male bonding, novella and mazes is an immediate and chugging ...
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parquet courts – instant disassembly
just when i thought that parquet courts’ forthcoming sunbathing animal was poised to be a vague disappointment, they break out “instant disassembly” which, though it ...
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feature – psalms
feature were probably the best band I saw at Great Escape that I hadn’t heard of already, and their snappy brand of hooky lo-fi anthems ...
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las robertas – marlene
been a while since i last listened to costa rican lo-fi maestros las robertas, but new track “marlene”, which was actually recorded in 2012, is ...
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shunkan – wash you away
big new release announced on the ever-excellent art is hard today, this time from 20 year old marina sakimoto. “wash you away” is the last ...