Toronto band Tallies will release their self-titled debut album on January 11th via the Fear of Missing Out imprint. To warm everyone over, the group have also unveiled their latest single entitled 'Trouble'. Swirling together the sounds of shoegaze, pop and indie, we have a stream of the cut below.
Trentemøller will release a new compilation titled 'Harbour Boat Trips Vol. 02 - Copenhagen', set to land November 23rd on hfn music. A collection of remixes from himself and original cuts from various artists, the record finds the producer crafting electronica, industrial and more. One of the songs featured on the upcoming LP is this incredible cover version of Neil Young's 'Transformer Man'. Restructuring the original into a dark, hazy electronica meets shoegaze wonder, the vocals are provided by Copenhagen singer Marie Fisker.
Toronto band Tallies are gearing up for the release of their self-titled debut LP, out …
Baltimore-raised, L.A.-based singer and musician Lauren Lakis has been carving a name out for herself in the scene over the past few years experimenting with a range of sounds including electronica. Now with her debut LP 'Ferocious' set to land June 22nd, she unveils one of the featured tracks on the LP titled 'Lead Us On'. The song is a hazy piece of desert-style shoegaze that is quite moody, punchy and at times haunting, yet oh so engulfing. You can listen to 'Lead Us On' below.
Aside from rapidly garnishing a following around the globe, Australian singer Hatchie has also been …
Tijuana-based duo Mint Field are a musical pair who should definitely be on your radar. With their debut LP 'Pasar De Las Luces' landing Feb 23rd on Innovative Leisure, these girls are delivering excellent psych, shoegaze and dream pop sounds. Their latest single 'Quiero Otoño de Nuevo' is a perfect reflection of these styles whipped into one exciting package.
Mint Field have also shared the video to 'Quiero Otoño de Nuevo'. The visuals feature a guy who facilitates the imagery on billboards, eventually finding himself struggling to remove a message that has now popped up on the screen, broadcasting it to the the outside world. You definitely wouldn't want to be in his position! And for the record, pressing the ESC button on the keyboard clearly doesn't always solve the problem. Have a look.
With their debut album 'Pasar De Las Luces' set to land February 23rd via Innovative Leisure Records, Tijuana-based duo Mint Field have unveiled the video for their latest single 'Ojos En El Carro'. Directed by Alejandra Villalba García and César Ortiz, the hauntingly artistic video, shot in black and white, reflects the idea of death and spirits as women in some clips almost represent ghostly beings, whilst almost performing a ritualistic celebration in other scenes. Check it out.
Kyiv band On The Wane have been on the scene for a couple years now, bringing forth incredible sounds of post-punk, shoegaze and noise rock. Releasing their album 'Dry' back in 2014 with their EP 'Sick' having landed in 2015. Raw and as core as they come, On The Wane are indeed top gunners musically. With their forthcoming album 'Schism' out November 20th, the group have shared their latest single 'Human Race'. Bridging all of the elements from their previous work with a splash of alternative, the nocturnal cut soothes with a melodic bass line whilst turning up the angst with their artful noise shifts. This is another stellar presentation from the Ukrainian foursome.
With their new EP 'Soft Sea Blue' dropping September 15th, London band Swimming Tapes have unveiled a new single entitled 'Alison'. Continuing to present their easing and lifting brand of pop, glowing melodies and melodic guitar work are all served as one tasty dish. You can listen to 'Alison' down below.
When Leeds band NIGHT OWLS released their debut EP 'INFORMALDEHYDE', they were slinging out raw and loud sounds of grunge. Things have musically appeared to make a slight turn as the group have now unveiled their new track titled 'Out Of My Head'. Opting for more of a dreamy shoegaze fronting, gone are the fast, fuzzy guitar riffs but rather mellow strums and easing vocals. Definitely promising with their new direction, 'Out Of My Head' is out now via Till Deaf Do us Party Records.
