Told Slant, “Low Hymnal”
The suppression of an emotion is often just as, if not more effective than a bleeding heart, especially in a
Gingerlys release bonus tracks from Japanese Jumprope Reissue
A little while ago, Brooklyn dreampop sweethearts Gingerlys announced that they were getting some well-deserved international love in the form
Wild Moth, “Buried”
Perhaps the uncomforting qualities of the visually unappealing lie solely in the reality of their subjects; an artist can breathe
Puce Mary, “Night Is A Trap II”
The inevitability of the coming night is a waking nightmare for some, whether dreading the restless solitude of a dark
Dam Gila, “The Undertow”
A song written with a certain optimism behind it can act as a life-affirming inspiration, in itself, to go out
Holy Tunics, “Clutching the Straw Map to Your Heart”
Spring is the time for new romance, or at least for new hopes of it. Feelings left dormant in Winter
Lust For Youth, “Display”
On a dance floor, there is often a point in the night in which a certain vulnerability takes over, causing
Horse Jumper of Love, “Bagel Breath”
If you could imagine a soundtrack following you, like a spirit, as you walk, oppressed, through a drearily rainy day,
Exploded View, “No More Parties in the Attic”
A usual trade-off for an unchanging melody in a song is a building intensity of tone and vocal ferocity that
The Big Ship, “Maybe I Don’t Know”
An artist’s use of visuals, whether in the live setting or in a video, can create an effect of tranquil
