Pastiche’s stylistically slick pop takes on a striking new direction with ‘Appetite’. Melding the overtones of pop extravagance with the thematic twist of gender role reversal, the track has a real sense of self.
There’s a depth and style to ‘Ghost’ that finds rising pop artist Fya Fox shifting her music up a gear in terms of performance, production, and songwriting.
The Sparks E.P. encapsulates the sonic leap in Saige’s music with tracks like the spacious ‘Falling’, the slow-burn glisten of ‘Emulsify’ and the ambitious pop of the title track highlighting different layers to the artist.
The texturally widening scope of The Cope’s ‘Oíche’ unfurls itself in a myriad of layering beats, harmonies beautifully portrayed by Carlsbad, and abstraction, making for a cinematic milieu and feel to the music.
Buzzing with stark post-punk isolation, the building energy of Chalk’s ‘Asking’ rests in the tense dynamic push and pull that punctuates the music in each moment.
Robert John Ardiff’s ‘Gimme All Your Money’ paints itself across an expressionistic songwriting backdrop as the biting lyrical themes cut right through.
Taken from Vernon Jane’s upcoming Chestpains And Sidepieces, the contemplative ballad ‘Praying 2 Angles’ wevaes itself around a slowly tangling backdrop of melody and rhythm.
The jagged indie of ‘Boys’ finds Anie Valentine cutting an angular sound punctuated by a commanding vocal performance and gritty geometric guitar lines.
The ominous tone and crackling mood of Clay Pigeon Shooting’s sharp-edged ‘I Win’ is snapped into a defined shape by a the bands commanding delivery of their music.
1000 Beasts and Malaki combine forces on the forward motion of ‘Brigette Bardot’ a song that moves with a quick-snap contrast of genre slices that meld into one cohesive music thanks to the artists individual voices.
Krea reinterprets Madonna’s hit single ‘Don’t Tell Me’ using a dreamlike milieu, awash with gently conveyed instrumentation and soulfully tranquil vocal performance.
PASTICHE – APPETITE
Pastiche’s stylistically slick pop takes on a striking new direction with ‘Appetite’. Melding the overtones of pop extravagance with the thematic twist of gender role reversal, the track has a real sense of self.
FYA FOX – GHOST
There’s a depth and style to ‘Ghost’ that finds rising pop artist Fya Fox shifting her music up a gear in terms of performance, production, and songwriting.
SAIGE – SPARKS E.P.
The Sparks E.P. encapsulates the sonic leap in Saige’s music with tracks like the spacious ‘Falling’, the slow-burn glisten of ‘Emulsify’ and the ambitious pop of the title track highlighting different layers to the artist.
THE COPE – OÍCHE
The texturally widening scope of The Cope’s ‘Oíche’ unfurls itself in a myriad of layering beats, harmonies beautifully portrayed by Carlsbad, and abstraction, making for a cinematic milieu and feel to the music.
THE FAE – CHLOE
The tightened indie tension of The Fae’s ‘Chloe’ moves between hazy vocals, jangled guitar lines and fuzzing backdrops in sonic twists and turns.
CHALK – ASKING
Buzzing with stark post-punk isolation, the building energy of Chalk’s ‘Asking’ rests in the tense dynamic push and pull that punctuates the music in each moment.
ROBERT JOHN ARDIFF – GIMME ALL YOUR MONEY
Robert John Ardiff’s ‘Gimme All Your Money’ paints itself across an expressionistic songwriting backdrop as the biting lyrical themes cut right through.
LANKUM – FALSE LANKUM
“In False Lankum, Lankum has graduated to masters of their craft, as they sculpt foreboding beauty out of wild, untamed sounds” – TLMT REVIEW
SEBA SAFE – ON MY WAY
The lush air and mood of Seba Safe’s ‘On My Way’ runs across the driving upward momentum of the delivery and tempo.
VERNON JANE – PRAYING 2 ANGELS
Taken from Vernon Jane’s upcoming Chestpains And Sidepieces, the contemplative ballad ‘Praying 2 Angles’ wevaes itself around a slowly tangling backdrop of melody and rhythm.
ANIE VALENTINE – BOYS
The jagged indie of ‘Boys’ finds Anie Valentine cutting an angular sound punctuated by a commanding vocal performance and gritty geometric guitar lines.
CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING – I WIN
The ominous tone and crackling mood of Clay Pigeon Shooting’s sharp-edged ‘I Win’ is snapped into a defined shape by a the bands commanding delivery of their music.
1000 BEASTS FEAT. MALAKI – BRIGETTE BARDOT
1000 Beasts and Malaki combine forces on the forward motion of ‘Brigette Bardot’ a song that moves with a quick-snap contrast of genre slices that meld into one cohesive music thanks to the artists individual voices.
KREA – DON’T TELL ME
Krea reinterprets Madonna’s hit single ‘Don’t Tell Me’ using a dreamlike milieu, awash with gently conveyed instrumentation and soulfully tranquil vocal performance.
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