The term death gospel is attributed to the sound of Swedish artist Louise Lemón. While an immediate assumption of something rather dark could spring to mind, her music is the light, soul and beauty of any tempestuous moment. Lemón's voice is a siren of power, with her production palette consisting of psychedelic rock, atmospheric pop, rhythm and blues, alternative and more. Passion is evident in her songs and Louise Lemón knows how to deliver them in a manner that hit straight to the heart and soul.
Arizona band The Myrrors have shared their new live performance track 'The Forward Path'. To call it a single would probably not do it any justice, considering that it's over 21 minutes in length! That's practically some artists' albums. What begins as a cinematic kick-off, slowly progresses into something quite entrancing, with these mystical-like vocal lines. By the 15th minute, the tune jumps into a head-nodding roller coaster ride of pure psychedelic explosions.
L.A. singer Lauren Ruth Ward taps delves into the more domestic side of life in her latest video 'Wise Gal'. Directed by Nicol Biesek and Dri Sommer, the vibrant sets all match individual outfits as Lauren does things like ironing, cooking and more before throwing a tantrum about the duties and completely destroying everything. The visuals are quite comical, with the song itself one killer slice of rock & roll. Have a look.
Whilst Swedish singer Louise Lemón dubs her sound as death gospel, her latest track 'Almond Milk' incorporates elements of psych-pop. What begins as a slow burning piece with haunting guitar riffs and Lemón's sultry vocals, builds up throughout the chorus before completely exploding towards the end of the song. Utterly moody, Lemón sings of refusing to let her love die for someone, despite trials and tribulations. The tune also shines a spotlight on her growth as an artist with the production and performance both explosive.
Los Angeles siblings Haim have unveiled the video for their latest single 'Summer Girl'. Considering that many people have been suffering from the ridiculous amount of heat as of recent, it feels like the track couldn't come at a more appropriate time! Directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, what you have here are the girls stepping outside dressed in winter attire. Obviously that quickly changes, as the sisters all begin to strip away the layers whilst strolling down the street.
Rock icon Lenny Kravitz makes his return with with the appropriate track and video 'Til Summer'. The premises of the video revolves around a guy who has worked at a job for many years and have finally decided to take some time off and enjoy life. The festivities include dancing outside with a group of people, riding a bike, and even swimming in a lake.
With their debut LP 'Basic Love' out August 2nd, Australian band jade imagine have shared their latest video 'The News'. Directed by Nick Mckk, the visuals feature the band jamming out before kindly being interrupted by a news reporter. Having to muster through the frustration, the reporter eventually makes her way to front-woman Jade McInally's microphone, basically taking over the show.
London-based band SWEDISH DEATH CANDY have announced news on their forthcoming second album 'Are You Nervous?'. Scheduled to land September 27th on Hassle Records, the LP was recorded at The Park Studios in Wembley. The follow-up to SDC's 2017 self-titled debut album, the upcoming release delves into various sociological issues of the day.
Bones UK are truly bring a level of excitement to rock & roll. With their self-titled album out now via Sumerian Records, the LA via London duo have now shared their latest video for the track 'Creature'. Shot in black and white around Los Angeles, Bones UK drive around in a hearse not only picking up all kinds of characters, but also jamming out in the back of the vehicle, totally living a rock & roll lifestyle.
Australian band DZ Deathrays have announced the release of their new album 'Positive Rising: Part 1'. Landing August 30th via Alcopop! Records, the news follows the band's wrapping up of their 10-year anniversary tour. Recorded in Los Angeles, the LP was produced by Miro Mackie.
