“From a cross Atlantic duo whose shared humour found each other in the context of jangly indie-pop!”
“From a cross Atlantic duo whose shared humour found each other in the context of jangly indie-pop!”
“A heartfelt, genre-blending indie folk album, 'Colin Rooney' delivers raw emotion, tender storytelling, and uplifting resilience through intimate songs that speak to love, loss, and the courage to ...”
“A whopping 78 minutes plus of guitar-drenched intensity and places of dream-laden, spaced-out guitar...”
“A concept album about 'a doomed family vacation to the beach,' and it features genre stylings ranging from surf rock to cybergrind to synth pop.”
“Tater Andersson is carving out a name for himself as a rising force in Norway’s underground music scene.”
““Itʼs not about trends. Itʼs about obsession, curiosity, and breaking things open to see what spills out.””
“NEX’s debut album is a collection of atmospheric compositions built with analog synthesizers, digital textures, and minimalist rhythms.”
“It's called 'the microphone is 3 electric guitars' because the microphone is 3 electric guitars.”
“Inspired by game soundtracks from the 16-bit SNES era, FAMISYNTH tells the tale of a man searching for absurd truth in an insane world.”
“'Apophenia' is a collage of mangled percussion and chaotic synthesizers exploring abstract sonic relationships thru free association and temporal shifts.”
“Music has always been more than sound to me - it is space. I don’t compose; I construct. I build architectures where one can live, breathe, disappear. And Inner Berlin is one of those architectures...”
“A sonic exploration of indie rock with acoustic guitars, cellos and dreamy melodies.”
“Songs about empty spaces, vague memories, twisted lines of communication, reluctant employment, confusing reflections, dead horses, broken phones and unfortunate haircuts.”
“Jangle-gaze never quite feels so essential as it does in the hands of Laurence Macaspac...(aka Swimming Pools and Movie Stars)”
“Backwards in blue is a sonic portal to the past, tenderly holding the pain of our ancestors in order to alchemize it into light.”