Sun Dummy, “Bunny”
Every now and again the heart needs to slow down, and pay attention to its feelings. Sun Dummy, the solo
Dog Chocolate, “Everyday’s The End of the World for Someone”
When given careful, morbid consideration, the end of the world is a very subjective concept. People die every day, and
Heavy Hawaii, “My Man”
If you needed some extra lovin’ on Valentine’s Day, Heavy Hawaii had you covered, releasing their first new music in
Troller, “Not Here”
The aftermath of a breakup can lead to interpretations of hellish torment or conflicted happiness, as is made evident in
Lust For Youth, “Sudden Ambitions”
Swedish synth-pop downers Lust For Youth seem consistently able to pluck elements of both brightened euphoria and deep melancholy from
Cigarette, “Housewife”
The collaboration of artists, from their different backgrounds and media, always produces an interesting and enticing result. Sarah Kinlaw, a
La Sera, “High Notes”
Upon a major shift in a musician’s life, an audience might be able to detect certain changes in output and
Parkwave, “Frames”
The first time a label works with an artist, perhaps outside of its realm, can be a fairly risky, uncertain,
Soft Fangs, “The Wilderness”
Feelings of loneliness will forever stir within at the worst times; whether during waking hours, at night just before sleep
Gun Outfit, “Expansion Pact”
In a modern imagining of Americana, the further west your mind goes, the more mystic it becomes—you depict vast plains
