Austin band Holy Wave are scheduled to release their new album 'I'm DADA' on July 10th via Suicide Squeeze Records. Along with the announcement, the group have also dropped their latest single 'dewey’s dirge'.
Austin band Holy Wave are scheduled to release their forthcoming album 'i'm DADA' on July 10th via Suicide Squeeze Records. To coincide with the announcement, they have also unveiled their new single titled 's33.u.in/HAL'.
Austin by way of Montreal band MEIN have shared their new single 'Silent Golden'. The song is taken from their forthcoming album 'MIIEN', scheduled to drop April 18th on Fuzz Club.
Austin outfit Holy Wave have released a new split 7" single with Seattle band Chastity Belt on Suicide Squeeze. The record features the Chastity Belt track 'That Guy' along with Holy Wave's cut 'Time Crisis Too'.
Austin-based band Holy Wave will release their forthcoming album 'Five of Cups' on Suicide Squeeze. The new record is the follow-up to their studio LP 'Interloper' which dropped back in 2020.
Austin-based Redbud is a band that should definitely be on your radar. Led by Katie Claghorn, their sound is a dreamy mix of pop, psych, and indie that is insanely captivating. The outfit will release their debut EP 'Long Night' on February 24th via Good Eye Records.
Mamalarky have announced the release of their forthcoming album 'Pocket Fantasy'. The record is set to land September 30th via Fire Talk. Recorded in a rented home in Atlanta, sonically the LP is stated to be a fun and happier reflection of life.
Austin-based singer Molly Burch launches into 2021 with her new single 'Emotion' featuring Wild Nothing. Upbeat and utterly grooving, the production encompasses a disco sound built on atmospheric synths, a funky bass line and 4x4 drum kicks. Burch's easing vocals lay beautifully atop the lush instrumentation.
Known for her work with Thievery Corporation, singer LouLou Ghelichkhani and John Michael Schoepf of The Happen-Ins fame have released their self-titled debut album as Night Glitter. Comprised of nine tracks in total, the duo have taken the sounds of electronica, dream pop and indie rock and whipped them into one finely blended melting pot of sonic goodness.
Austin-based band Why Bonnie have shared the video to their new track 'Voice Box'. The Shelby Bohannon-directed visuals resemble an 80s perfume advert with slogans typically thrown at those who tend to voice their opinions and speak their minds. The video brilliantly compliments the dreamy track, which is indeed a blissful offering from the Texas talents.
