Scotland's Stillhound step forth with their new alt-indie single 'Walk In The Park'. The tune is taken from their upcoming self-titled LP, landing in March. The upbeat 4x4-driven rhythm is decorated with electronic twinkles helping to add a dash of vibrancy to the sparkling production. Spacey and dreamy, the lush melodies add to a number of highlights in the track. An overall beautiful listening experience, if this is a glimpse of what to expect with the album, then we can hardly wait.
Andrew Weatherall steps up with a magnificent remix of The Twilight Sad's 'Videograms'. Dark and hedi, the rework is a pulsing post-punk-fused gem peppered with spices of industrial, dance and electro. A great addition to the original version, Weatherall's version creates vivid images of those warehouse club moments in the wee hours of the morning. This is a killer handing from someone who has earned legend status in the music business.
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Back in 2016 Edinburgh band Stillhound released their impressive debut album 'Bury Everything' which was a kaleidoscope of sparkling pop, atmospheric indie and even some moody 4x4 dance-driven cuts. The group went on to release tracks like 'Before We Shut Our Eyes'. Making their return, Stillhound deliver their latest single 'Strangers Will Not Thank You'. Sonically they delve deeper into serene indie soundscapes demonstrating a maturity of the band, pumping out one gorgeous single. 'Strangers Will Not Thank You' is taken from their forthcoming self-titled LP, out March 1st, 2019.
Having shared their track 'Fever' last month, Glasgow duo Love Sick make their return with their latest dark pop track 'Medusa'. The bass-driven, synth stabbing tune is pumped with attitude as splashes of R&B layed as an undertone. The song is taken from Love Sicks' forthcoming EP 'No Sleep', out November 16th via Aesop.
Scottish band Mother Night make their debut with the track 'Milky White', taken from their forthcoming LP 'A Lifetime of Uninhibited Pleasure', out next year. Fusing together an intricate style of pop, soul and funk, catchy production and vibrant, feel-good melodies create a pleasurable listen, also drawing a nostalgic sensation of the 90s acid jazz period.
Pop star Nina Nesbitt makes her return after headlining a tour throughout the UK as well as touring America with Jake Bugg, with a new single entitled 'Loyal To Me'. Teaming up with producer Fraser T Smith, the bouncy pop cut driven by acoustic guitar riffs is peppered with a 1990s RnB spreading reminiscent of acts TLC but definitely with a modern twist. 'Loyal To Me' is currently out via Cooking Vinyl.
Known for his work with punk bands Anxiety and The Lowest Form, Michael Kasparis will drop his solo album 'Choose Life' under the moniker Apostille on June 8th via Upset The Rhythm. Experimenting with the sounds of electronica and pop, Kasparis shared the lead single titled 'Feel Bad' back in March. He now steps up with the second single release 'Without Me', a dark melting of post-punk and new wave, with a notch of cold wave filling the in-between. Simultaneously roping an air of nostalgia with a modern sensibility, 'Without Me' is an excellent release from the Glasgow artist.
Michael Kasparis aka Apostille is gearing up for the release of his upcoming album 'Choose Life', landing June 8th. He has also unveiled the first single and video entitled 'Feel Bad'. Filmed by Harrison Reid and Omar Aborida, the cheeky visuals feature a lot of quirky dancing by a group of men and women with Kasparis himself taking on the key role of man in the middle. Sometimes you just simply need to watch a video like this to appreciate life. Have a look.
Last year Scotland’s LOVE SICK made their debut with their bouncy track ‘Bullet’. The duo …
