SRSQ Dallas, Texas
griefwave/dreamgaze/grating pop for the unfit // pronounced seer-skew
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supported by 14 fans who also own “The Martyr (Radio Edit Single)”
Consistently good tracks - great album!
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supported by 14 fans who also own “The Martyr (Radio Edit Single)”
Idk if this is oddly particular but I would describe listening to this album like sitting at the edge of a stream and trying to cup the water that flows by: it doesn't matter how tightly you clasp on: it doesn't matter how slowly it leaks out: eventually, it will slip from your hands. It will return to where it came from, and you just have to let it happen. It walks an EXTREMELY fine line between a very shaky sort of ethereality and a steadfast sense of vigor and life. Truly sublime stuff.
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supported by 12 fans who also own “The Martyr (Radio Edit Single)”
Transports me to a place out of time...
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Seattle band somesurprises return with lofty, pretty dream pop that recalls the dissonant beauty of Broadcast, Grouper, and MBV.
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Burbling beneath the hazy beauty of the debut solo record from Lush co-founder Emma Anderson is razor-sharp wit and a heart full of rage.
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My Heaven Is a Dance Floor - Single
by The Julies
The new single from The Julies, reunited after 20 years, is a dreamy slice of dancey Britpop.
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The Demonstration
by DRAB MAJESTY
supported by 11 fans who also own “The Martyr (Radio Edit Single)”
When Andrew Clinco (aka Deb Demure) was sitting in his Los Angeles bedroom, listening to the Cocteau Twins and mastering his first album, going back and forth inside the soundbooth bathroom conversion, he didn't expect the response he would receive in return. Later bring Alex Nicolaou (aka Mona D) aboard as the keyboardist, the duo have reinvigorated "The Underground Subculture" music genre with a new chapter in a reminiscence of past bands, but heralding a newly defined gantlet...!!!
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