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Occurrence’s new dynamic and powerful single “The Remote Past Tense”
“This song is about every breakup, ever. I mined all the details of my relationships as if they were film stills or a slide projector show, really trying to make it visually resonant”, singer Cat Hollyer herself says of “The Remote Past Tense” by Occurrence
Romain Gutsy’s brand-new single “Lany”
Romain Gutsy is known for his lyrics full of charm and humor which he expands upon with each new release. Also characteristic of his music is without a doubt his voice.
Alexa Lash explores stages of a failing relationship in her new EP “Heartbreak in Movements”
“I’ve been working on this album for over a year and I really love it. It’s a testament to hard work, collaboration, and being patient with yourself and your capabilities. I really can’t wait for everyone to hear it.” Alexa Lash
Faded Shades Ask the Age-Old Question on new single “My Place (Or Your Place)”
Faded Shades new single “My Place (Or Your Place), put their slick, hip, shoegazed brand of jangle pop on full display. Encompassing an overall upbeat energy, I’d definitely place it in the category of “feel-good” music generally speaking. From a lyrical standpoint, the band describes it as being a song about falling in love with…
FOLSOM one hell of a ride “Old Pop’s Truck”
“Pop, the friend we dedicated this song to, is a gifted tattoo master and photographer supporting the band since the beginning. He is really a big friend of ours. We did even attend his marriage with his beautiful wife Magda at the Hellfest (a big Metal festival here in France). He is a member of…
“What A Place” to Find Roger Ricks’s powerful new single
Roger Ricks is a dedicated and accomplished artist whose vision is to fusion guitar-oriented rock with contemporary leanings. His music is played in radio stations around the world and has amassed 1k monthly listeners on Spotify alone.
The Margaret Hooligans – “The Lost Stilt Walkers”
Meg and Mr. Strontium (The Margaret Hooligans) took a trip to New Orleans which apparently went sideways. The use of hallucinogenic substances is not confirmed. The events on the such day led to them feeling the need to convey the experience into a song. A stabbing performance. A wild and almost violent approach towards one…
9 o’clock Nasty new satirical single “Disco Investors”
“Glam rock, toxic masculinity, and an unlimited supply of sugar snacks. What could possibly go wrong? DISCO INVESTORS hits hard and makes a lurching glitter-strewn getaway with mismatched high-heeled boots and over-tight pants.” 9 o’clock Nasty
Mad Painter, Blu Joy, Prince of Sweeden, and more great stuff for you to enjoy!
What’s up my dear music lovers, welcome to your favorite music blog LT1KF, I have as the album of the week this time around “Splashed” by Mad Painter a 17 tracks release, and you can get your CD by visiting their website, and ordering it. Also the album of Blue Joy and the new EP…
LT1KF UBS ROUND-UP BRAND NEW GEMS FOR YOU WEEK 11
Hi, welcome, dear music lover, here you have 5 acts that you shouldn’t miss out on. #LT1KF Unknown But Essentials! Round-up
Taylor Jules’s gorgeous new single “19”
There’s an intrinsic vulnerability and honestness to Taylor Jules’s songwriting style and the most remarkable part of it is that it translates into hopefulness that you can hear and feel alongside her in “19”.
Tom Craven spreads hope with “New Signals”
Described by Tom Craven as an anthem for those who’ve loved and lost over the turbulent past few years, “New Signals” surrounds you with warm comforting instrumentation.
Prince of Sweden’s sweet new EP “Kicking Out Time”
Kicking Out Time shows us how Prince of Sweden’s talent has evolved throughout his musical career, marking a new bold direction that he has built up with his previous work. Do not miss this EP!
Electric High’s new banger “Seven Wonders”
“Seven Wonders” by Electric High is a track that explodes right from the start and delivers nothing but powerful licks, ground-shaking drums, and the fierce performance of both their sinners, I mean singers!
Gregory Lioi looks through the cracked reality of social media in “Sometimes I Feel”
Gregory Lioi has been releasing music since 2022 with this new solo project, using the power of great catchy riffs to give a platform to strong messages that brew inside the artist’s head, shedding light on all that’s wrong in the current world as we know it.
Skar de Line’s new confessional and contradictory Fourth Chapter in “A Way”
Sonically, “A Way” by Skar de Line manages to keep pace and features all of his trademarks: a very vivid cinematic dynamic, hip-hop influences, orchestral soundscapes, and an indie pop sensibility that shines through it all.
Blu Joy’s vintage new album
Blu Joy was created by high school friends Kris Wilson and Niqo Robertson after meeting in their school band. Niqo discovered Kris’s passion for songwriting and soon after, the two were writing and jamming together. They are inspired by classics from the pop and rock of the mid-20th century, while also adding some 90’s influence…
Sun Grove dives into heartfelt inner conversation on new single “Inside”
“Inside” by Sun Grove is a perfect psychedelic pop song that instantly wraps you into its spacious flowing atmosphere enriched by emotive piano chords and textured guitar riffs.
Clare Easdown’s dreamy trip-hop new single “To The One’s I Love”
Clare Easdown about ‘To The One’s I Love’ “is an anthem for all the misfits, those who feel completely ignored, discarded, and excluded from the pack. You are not alone”,
Mad Painter releases new Full-Length Rocker “Splashed”
The best way I could describe Mad Painter in terms of their sound is that it’s inventive, energizing, and melodic with a distinctly retro vibe. “Splashed,” the band’s latest release, a whopping 17-track full-length album, is slated to be released on March 15, 2023.
SEGANA’s new single “Fever Dreams”
“The lyrics introduce the idea of being unable to escape from a chaotic and dangerous situation, possibly because of the presence of “monsters” or dangerous individuals.” SEGANA “Fever Dreams”
Frank Joshua touches the sensual and forbidden in “Millionaire”
Treading the topic of passion with eloquent lyrics and Frank Joshua’s trademark soft haunting vocals, the fierce determination of pursuing the desire refuses to be put down even with the strong disapproval of virtually everyone else.
Bromsen solid friendship in “We!”
So far, Bromsen has only released three singles besides We!, including “Merryman” and “The Photograph”, but they have already amassed a good amount of plays and have been well-received by independent radio stations as well as blogs and the press.
Eric Cohen’s fervent new single “Live for Christ”
“Live For Chris” Lyrically, clearly cares deeply about both Eric Cohen’s message and his beliefs, and I believe that such feelings are best expressed through artistic creations.
Aggressive Soccer Moms, Kimaya Digs, Melissa Grey & David Morneau, and more great stuff for you to enjoy!
Hey, dear music lovers, I wish you’re doing great and enjoying the weekend, week, and day whenever you’re reading this, another week is going and yes, this is 9 Albums/EPs You Should Listen To Week 10! The album of the week belongs to Aggressive Soccer Moms.
Shockpowder dark & light in new single “My Garden”
“My Garden” is Shockpowder’s upcoming single and like in any Shoe-gaze / Post-Rock track, there are some somber elements to it, but the magic is in the balance between light and dark.
Wotts uplifting new track “Wheel”
“Wheel” by Wotts is a track about surrendering to life and to a certain extent, in other words, accepting mortality. It is an amazingly well-produced track and every single element fits perfectly into the song, keeping the ears fresh and appreciative.
The Qwarks’ insanely good new single “Brunch at the End of the World”
“The song takes off from where their last album finished; the catastrophe has happened, but when it seems there is no hope is there not something defiant, something so courageous, about the determination to brunch? Against all odds, a hardened group of survivors clink glasses, take pictures, and discuss the latest gossip around the brunch…
Trisha and Thara’s new single “Out of the Dark”
This emotional journey of a single is the latest coming from the powerful pop duo Trisha and Thara. The sisters have been making music since grade school, as well as performing at a variety of festivals and shows. Having achieved this much whilst still being in their teens, it’s clear that Trisha & Thara are…
Roxercat’s mind-blowing new video “2020”
“2020” by Roxercat is Price Jone’s personal diary of such a year. What started off great and with high hopes… well, we know the story! What’s amazing about the track is that we are able to both see and hear every “month”! That’s right, from the high-hopes of January to the slow downfall of March,…
Magnificent Axe and The Ivory “Pinball Machine”
Axe and The Ivory “The track is about those relationships that fall in between some of the more enduring ones when you find someone in the same pinball machine as you. Even if you’re not who each other is looking for, it makes you both feel ok again.”
S J Denney’s vibrant new single “Shadows in the Night”
S J Denney’s music is complex, as “Shadows in the Night” proves. With each new release, he transforms and experiments with his music, while keeping what makes it so characteristic in the first place.
Aldís Fjóla releases new EP “Pipedream”
Aldís Fjóla immersed herself in upbeat Rock music, particularly Grunge, during her teenage years. Constantly searching for meaning in songs, she identified with the agony and sarcasm that Grunge offered lyrically.
Kimaya Diggs after dark there’s light “Quincy”
“Quincy was written and recorded during a really hard time in my life. But instead of writing sad songs (already did that on my first album!) I decided to chase the joy that I was missing in my life. I wanted songs that reflected my heartbreak but could also make you dance. I kept being…
Melissa Grey & David Morneau, Robert Kirkbride sweet and complex Always Becoming
The trio of Melissa Grey & David Morneau and Robert Kirkbride’ has released Always Becoming as a musical essay on the relationship between music and the cycles of life.
Aggressive Soccer Moms “QUINT”
Aggressive Soccer Moms recorded a cover. A version of Yoko Ono’s “Why” “Her way of approaching music has many similarities to ASM’s way of experimenting with their music. The monotony of her song “Why” is interspersed with rock’n’roll vibes as in “Sisters, O Sisters”. If any genre boundary is identified, it must be broken.
Desert Ships Fuzzy Trippy Video for new single “Heavy Soup”
The official music video for Desert Ships’ single “Heavy Soup” by Desert Ships is a truly magnificent high-inducing video that captures the essence of indie garage rock. With its vibrant visuals and trippy effects, the song.
Elly O’Keeffe’s vulnerable and powerful single “I Hear You”
“I Hear You” by Elly O’Keeffe is a powerful ballad that reels you from the first verse. By the time she gets to the ’cause I hear you in the battle when everything is coming down’ of the chorus, you’re already neck deep in her emotions and passion.
Filip Dahl Makes a Strong Statement by Asking: “Can You See the World”
“Can You See the World” by Filip Dahl was written lyrically with an intention of making a statement about how unpredictable society we live in has turned out to be as a result of ego-driven politicians.
Carta Inc & Brunetti’s light and playful “Keeping A Distance”
On his new track, Carta Inc. successfully explores a lightness to his brand of indie pop, coming up with a fun and light-hearted song that makes you feel good, and sometimes that’s all we need.
Rob Lea, Perttu Leinonen, Harlow’s Monkeys, and more great stuff for you to enjoy!
I’m again with 9 Albums/EPs You Should Listen To Week 09 this time around, and Rob Lea is the album of the week with his debut EP “Stop What You’re Doing”, as you might know, we covered two of these tracks on release day, one brand-new and have to say fantastic track so feel free…
Keelah Tay’s captivating new single “Time Zones”
While the first instinct upon seeing a fading friendship is to try and keep it going, Keelah Tay addresses the burnout of feelings that brings, and eloquently points out that it’s best to let it run its course – “let go & rest from our time zone changes”.
Wild Fire – “Just Friends”
Wild Fire have written about complicated situationships before, like in their blazing “Don’t Mess With Exes”, and once again in “Just Friends” there is an undeniable fire to their music.
Chris Caulfield’s new powerful single “Porchlight”
Written about a rough period in his own marriage of twelve years, Chris Caulfield’s lyrics talk about waiting for someone you hope it’s coming but don’t know for sure – he knows he’s done them wrong and asks for forgiveness and a new chance.
“Stop What You’re Doing” and check out Rob Lea’s new EP
“I love music of all kinds and I love how music can take the listener through all the colours that life throws at you. I’m so excited for people to hear this EP. I think when they hear the music together, they will get what I’m trying to do, which is to take them on…
Bellamy King comforting and daring “Waiting Game”
“Waiting Game” by Bellamy King It’s about the feeling of waiting for things that probably won’t happen, about accepting that life sometimes is boring. Not every day can be a joyride, and that’s okay.
Luke Frees breaks free in “Strings”
A cool thing about “strings” is that it features Luke Frees’ brother, Garrett Frees, on tenor saxophone. Both of them play amazing solos (guitar and sax) at the epic climax of the track, simultaneously, which is by the way, the first time Luke has ever taken a guitar solo himself on one of his solo…
Clare Easdown’s hopeful and intimate new single “Wrap Me Up”
Clare Easdown is no stranger to opening herself up and exposing a vulnerable side in her lyrics, and this is why her songs are always so deep and meaningful.
Salt House Lavish brings out groovy basslines in “Don’t Lie To Me”
“It felt so inspiring that the rest of the song followed in less than an hour, once he found the perfect vocals to go with the bass. “Don’t Lie To Me” was born as a blast of inspiration and that feeling has translated into a great song to get down to and forget all the…
Karan x Anoop, Chris Savor & Aditya Pamnani’s collaborative new project “Landour”
Karan x Anoop and Chris Savor’s intense new single “Landour” is a truly collaborative project from four talented artists united by a single vision: to make something great.
The Wren leaves behind the heartbreaking relationship in “December”
What is really lovely about “December” by The Wren, is the absence of choking levels of sadness or aggressiveness – it’s a story of a person who just found that the relationship they’re in is no good for them, unravels the thoughts of disappointment in poignant lyrics, accepts the losses and finds the courage to…
Unknown But Essentials! (Feb 2023)
Here you have this TOP 10 for this playlists Unknown But Essentials! February. This time reach a new record (new record 364 total tracks WOW!).
Robbie Rapids warns us in new track “Babylonian Dragon”
All fun and games until realizing you are being held ransom & must transfers a large sum of money. You have heard of playing with fire, this is playing with the Babylonian Dragon! Robbie Rapids
Phoebe Coco’s breathtaking “Clear Eyes”
“Clear Eyes” by Phoebe Coco is a breathtaking piece of music. Centered around a piano melody and with ever-changing layered vocal harmonies that just keep on coming, the final result is truly extraordinary.
Detention emotional & explosive “Peachy Keen”
“This song is about being in a bad place mentally, even when everything in your life is normal or going well. You start to try and justify how you’re feeling by looking for things that are going wrong, even when they aren’t. The whole song is about how it’s okay to be “not okay”, even…
Kejcz bouncy and wild “Set Me Free”
Kejcz creates bouncy and wild dance music that could move crowds. The Polish producer composes bold and powerful dancehall commanders coming with highly elevated moods.
Gary Dranow and The Manic Emotions showing love on “Mellow Drama”
Overall, Mellow Drama by Gary Dranow and The Manic Emotions is a masterful blend of classic rock sounds and modern production techniques, creating a powerful and emotive track.
9 O’clock Nasty – Mark Wise Remix new “Low Fat Jesus”
“Many people think Techno is heavy. Wait until they hear what he did to Low Fat Jesus. Our ears are still ringing, but we danced all night.” – 9 O’clock Nasty
Marta Per, Wynton Existing, Jane Leo, and more great stuff for you to enjoy.
Hi, everyone, I hope you’re doing great and enjoying the weekend this is your 9 Albums/EPs You Should Listen To Week 08, Marta Per is my album of the week with her EP Fragments and Fingerprints, and is an absolute joy to listen to, so you need to check it out ASAP. As always, I…
De Antiquis et Novis uplifting single “Vallis Bouvard”
“Vallis Bouvard” by De Antiquis Et Novis was originally released on Matthias Schorer’s second album “MOON” back in 2021, but now the producer presents to us a much more radio-friendly version.
Kaisa Rya’s powerful new track “Heart Attack”
“Heart Attack” by Kaisa Rya is a perfect pop song with a meaning, a purpose beyond making you feel good and dance, and that’s exactly why it’s so remarkable.
Red Skies Mourning’s new single A Beautiful Mess
With “A Beautiful Mess,” Red Skies Mourning returns to the more hip-hop-rooted vibe, similar to what you might remember from the likes of “Deep Moonlight”. Upcoming Music
Garland Kelley stresses in new track “The Point Of No Return”
As “The Point of No Return” by Garland Kelley shows, this artist is committed to making music that matters, giving a voice to his identity, and letting the musicality of his work stand out on its own merits.
Raleÿell is longing for a better tomorrow in “Lullaby”
Written inspired by the events that started taking place in early 2022, “Lullaby” by Raleÿell treads between the delicate balance between hopelessness that the ongoing war will ever end, and hope that the bad dream will end and the morning comes with a better future ahead.
Frank Joshua’s in love in “Bluebell Wood”
Like the loving people in his new single, Frank Joshua is keen on exploring intangible and emotional sides of life, be it the shaking foundation of a crumbling relationship held together by sheer stubbornness, and absolute loneliness experienced in the early morning silence, among others.
Jade Moss shining so bright “Don’t Come Running”
“Don’t Come Running” by Jade Moss shows us Jade experimenting a little bit outside her usual soulful-inspired sound, adding new things and shining ever so bright. The track features her trademark fiery and passionate vocals that seem to dance around the synths and horns as she sings about a love lost.
Pressure new story metal track “All The Things”
“All The Things” by Pressure begins with a very catchy vocal refrain and a sweet heavy intro section. The bridge section with its gritty vocals by Belarusian lead vocalist Olli Violet and backing by Olof Jönsson really pushes the buttons on the heaviness of the track followed by a fine guitar solo taking us to…
Lump200 exciting dance in “I am the Elephant in The Room”
Now, René AKA Lump200, and his group of talented musicians are ready to return this February 24th with their second single off of their upcoming 5th album, “Isles of You”. The track is a trippy expression of wind instruments (including tuba and bass clarinet), bright synths, and even a vibraphone.
I Am The Unicorn Head – “I Fell In Love With A Space Slug”
Yes, my dears, our favorite band I Am The Unicorn Head is back and after the release of Cosmologic Adventuring, they now return with their second single off their upcoming new album, “Unicorns in Space”! A concept album that follows the adventures of these two intrepid unicorn astronauts as they explore the galaxy.
Ollie Twohill captivating new track “Washed Away”
Overall, “Washed Away” is a powerful and moving song that showcases Ollie Twohill’s musical talents and storytelling abilities. It is a testament to the human spirit and the power of music to heal and bring people together in times of hardship.
Higgs Field’s new dope release “Us Forever”
“Us Forever” by Higgs Field is a single based on a true story. A cannibal serial killer who hunted for his “romantic” victims in order to “join” with them in the most explicit sense of the word.
Julience Finds Light Out of Darkness
In “Light out of Darkness” by Julience the lyrical context is optimistic at the root. However, the vibe and subtle lyricism carries a little bit of a somber air about it. Indeed, how would one find light out of the darkness without existing in darkness, to begin with?
Marta Per outstanding debut EP “Fragments & Fingerprints”
“This EP is a collection of pieces of my identity, both musical and otherwise. It is, not coincidentally, about having to redefine myself in a different environment and phase of life and the struggles that brings along. It’s uncomfortably transparent at times but also filled with riddles and metaphors that will make you want to…
Kahnin – bright and warm in new single “Go Kart”
Acoustic guitars mixed with a deep, electronic beat support Kahnin’s deep melodic voice, with a warm sound and the perfect amount of grit to it.
Arianna Brizzi explores growing up to independence in her honest new single”Bambina”
Sung in her mother tongue, Italian, “Bambina” by Arianna Brizzi is a dead honest yet strikingly warm window into the world of a young girl longing to be free as she struggles to find the strength to stand up against all troubles. It’s a beautiful power ballad full of love for the past self.
MAL’s brilliant “Come To Light”
Come To Light by MAL is about breaking any mold set upon a person, whether self-captured or by outside forces, and breaking through, braving through, and seeing the light of one’s own beautiful individual nature.
Split Persona shines in new single “Do It Again”
With a well-polished sound and a spot-on mix, “Do It Again” by Split Persona exceeds with a sonic soundscape genuinely pleasing to the ear. Without a doubt a Rock & Roll anthem, one that sure will ignite the spirits of any Rock-loving crowd.
Occurrence new single “Universe Moves So Fast”
The nature of the upcoming occurrence album is not only experimental but according to the band a step further into introspection in which they’ve expressed being extremely proud of the record, but also “a little bit scared of it.” In the creative process, they went down a rabbit hole of exploration into dark subject matter,…
Prima Apollinaare’s dynamic single “High and Low”
“This song is about never giving up. Keep fighting standing up proud, working hard, and eventually prevail” Prima Apollinaare
Alec Berlin upbeat new single “Beat Confabulator”
The eclectic Alec Berlin has just released a new single titled “Beat Confabulator” on 02-16-2023. It marks the tenth song in a cataloging that began with ROYBBIV back in May of 2022 in which Berlin remarkably underwent a streak of dreaming the songs and writing them from the subconscious for a month. The compilation of…
Baaj and Baaj’s dark & sweet in new single “I Can’t Think”
“I Can’t Think” is another unmissable single coming from Baaj and Baaj that you should not miss out on! A combination of old and new, of modern and retro that puts a new and original sound into the spotlight!
Cosmic Mints, Ali George, Maëla Raoult, and more great stuff for you to enjoy
Hey, welcome everyone, this is your 9 Albums/EPs You Should Listen To Week 07, Cosmic Mints with their brand new album DAWGS is the owner of the album of the week, they have been making music for 5 years, all of them are self-taught musicians and the sound fantastic.
Clare Easdown’s cinematic new track “Burned Into My Past”
Clare Easdown: “The song is about deep loss. Longing for them, but knowing that person is gone (for the best), forever burned, etched, and stained into the embers of my past”
Amy Jaime’s sultry & honest “Into You”
Amy Jaime is telling a story, an incredibly universal one – liking someone a bit too much and spilling everything you’re thinking.
Alternate Jane’s attractive cinematic release “Higher Ground”
“When the person you love isn’t who you think he or she is, will you follow them into the rabbit hole and discover the whole truth? ” Alternate Jane
The Marsh Family warm release “My Storybook”
“My Storybook” by The Marsh Family was written for the golden wedding anniversary of their grandparents, born out of conversations about growing older, what’s important in life, and what to look back on.
mUmbo – delightful “Sky Is Blue”
mUmbo: Sky is Blue is a song about the human condition and the wider world, -a desire to escape what holds us back and to reach for a blue sky with brand new starts and perspectives.
Bradley Copper Kettle and Friends’ cozy debut single “Sleeve”
Hailing from New England, Bradley Copper Kettle and Friends is a 5-headed folk rock band. There’s a distinct cozy feeling in the band’s sound that’s like being in a place that feels exactly like home.
JUNK – “They Call Me Old Man”
JUNK in their own words: “Don’t judge a book by its cover, don’t always believe what you see. But what is Old anyway? What age is that? Made with the same Genre-bending Jazz Funk style that only JUNK can bring, we now present you…….They Call me Old Man.”
Ali George’s beautiful EP “Platys Yialos”
This poetically told story by Ali George enveloped in a tender acoustic atmosphere depicting brokenness, terror, and despair taking place one awful night acts as a warning of what alcohol abuse can lead to.
New Music – Chad Lewine
New Music. “Every song I compose, the lyric I write, and note I sing is with the intention of healing both the individual and the collective mainstream; to bring awareness of how music affects us on a subconscious level”, Chad himself says about his music and his art.
New Music – Dogboy
“It’s hard being casual when you share experiences that become core memories. It catches you off guard and you can find yourself feeling like you’re on a different planet or reality.” Conor Clark / Dogboy (New Music)
I Panic – “Marry You”
I Panic “Marry You” It’s about finding love and finding something new to love about this person every day like they attain all the chaos of life to make sense of small things that they do. It’s about more than the feeling of simply being in love.
Franck Biyong & Florie Namir in beautiful new single “Silence is Music”
“Silence is Music” by Franck Biyong & Florie Namir is a serene ode for nourishing dialogue and self-acceptance, setting itself as a reminder that the best way to overcome the crushing bad feelings is reaching out.
Davide Anniballi calmness & optimism on “A Great Day”
In A Great Day by Davide Anniballi, the sensation we are left with is of gently taking flight, observing our surroundings before returning once again to the ground. The melodic phrase changes keys throughout the piece, which suggests that we have arrived at a new, unexplored destination from where we were.
Bloodlin3’s new single “Please Don’t Bother Me”
Bloodlin3 is a group of brothers based in Paducah, KY, and El Paso, TX, they call back to a golden era of rap. Each MC is skilled enough to be a stand-alone artist in their own right, which is what makes their culmination as a group that much better.
Robin Plays Chords, Moon and Aries, Madzen, and more…
Hi, everyone, I hope you’re doing well and having a great weekend, and you’re right, this is your 9 Albums/EPs You Should Listen To Week 06, in case you haven’t checked the website the “Album Of The Week” belongs to “Robin Plays Chords” with “Unmasking” a 5 track album that you should not miss. remember…
Hannah Flora a fierce new single “Hate Sex”
Coming as the newest single from the Nashville-based artist Hannah Flora, “Hate Sex” is a fierce tantrum going hard at the toxic, irreparable romantic relationship that had peeled her up and left behind sore and aching bruises.
Third Girl from the Left “Silent Sea”
The spell-casting trip-hop-esque atmosphere makes even the danger of drowning just a side-effect of the whole transcending experience, and like a moth to the light, you’re attracted to re-experience this feeling, and in the case of “Silent Sea”, use the Replay button.
Tired All The Time – “One Big File”
“The song is about the darker consequences of a world that funnels isolated people into terrible acts which serve the purpose of isolating us further.” Tired All The Time
Sadie Nix – “Oblivious”
What sticks when we listen to “Oblivious” is how raw and genuine her vocals sound; you can feel her heartbreak in every note and it’s the level of emotion that we would expect from someone years into their career.
The Margaret Hooligans’ bittersweet love song “Hey Love”
It is a bittersweet love song, exploring the death of a relationship, using the metaphor of an astronaut launching himself into space and leaving his loved ones behind as a way of talking about the distance growing between him and his lover. The Margaret Hooligans “He Love”