The eponymous debut by the Scottish trio Golden Grrrls races through 11 songs in 27 minutes. Continue reading
The eponymous debut by the Scottish trio Golden Grrrls races through 11 songs in 27 minutes. Continue reading
And what could be better than a female fronted indie band? Continue reading
A boppy, jingly, synthy little nugget of indie-pop for you to lick your lips over. Continue reading
Think Tina and Ike Turner. You know, without the whole turbulent domestic life and stuff Continue reading
Sista (Twin) Sista! Continue reading
Paola: Our friend told us ’cause he’s cool as f-ck.
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This album is what it might sound like if schoolchildren made club music: repetitive sing-song qualities that verge on taunting. Continue reading
“Yeah, I’d have four favorite festivals. And then, maybe I’d have those four festivals fight to the death.” Continue reading
There is a certain breed of songs that always appear during the sweltering mid-summer months that effortlessly bottle those tangled feelings of desire, glee, and confusion within the confines of a catchy four-minute pop song. “Close” is one such song. Continue reading
Structurally it still sounds distinctly Deacon-y with it’s kaleidoscopic looped melodies and thick layers of percussion, but where his vocals are typically pitch-shifted beyond recognition, here they are remarkably untampered with and placed at the front of the mix. Continue reading
Swing Lo Magellan is disarmingly emotionally raw while retaining their eccentric songwriting style. Continue reading
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