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Archive for March, 2017
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gus white – dream man
charming, sprawling folk acoustic vibes from london-based gus white.
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magicus carpetus – for my friend
the words “oh this is for….” trail off in this little lo-fi freak out ditty from canada.
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the eagle rock gospel singers – lay down low
beautiful choral music, obviously, coming out of eagle rock – can guarantee you’ll come away from it with a sure sense of vitality.
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lingua nada – nom noms
SPLIT LP w/Paan by Lingua Nada wild experimental math rock straight out of leipzig!
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odina – why’d you make me cry
compelling folk stylings from this london singer-songwriter
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mellah – old friend
“old friend” sounds like an incredible dose of nostalgia. a strong early showing from peckham’s finest – more to come very soon.
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jayme stone – there is more love somewhere
was more than a bit surprised with jayme stone, and this track that sounds like a strange hybrid of folk, country and the late great ...
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pronto mama – arabesque
slick stuff from this glaswegian band, barrels of undeniable fun
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sunken – recompose
really laid back and soulful song from this south london sister-brother-featuring band.
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bnny rbbt – big world
hard to resist freaky pop with an even harder to believe back story.
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tin can telescope – tourist in new york
totally endearing indie garage rock out of grenaa, denmark.
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dream wife – somebody
i am not my body, i’m somebody
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sasha – gracious
really stunning, pared back track, with hints of folk and americana, from north london singer-songwriter sasha. out soon on lemon zen records.
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our mother – heaven
another new track from the tottenham quartet – next show on the 30th at the pickle factory x