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THE OXFORD DRIVE BAND – “LONG WAY HOME”
“I think first and foremost I think of myself not necessarily as a women artist but as a human trying to connect with myself through music. A shared journey through music is something so much bigger than myself and because music is truly the universal language how powerful that is to create something that can…
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Nobody’s Wolf Child “Lost Among the Pines”
As Nobody’s Wolf Child leads the song, setting the lost and sad feelings that will permeate it during all of its run, the accompanying voices of the forest, featured as strings, will soon join her and let her know she can find a home in this white landscape. As the Wolves and the shadows of…
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SCARLET MILL – “PORT HENRY”
“The pier our boat was tied upon broke in two parts. Things went really bad, we barely managed to save the boat. This frightening experience thus nicely set the scene for the tale to be told on the forthcoming album.” – Scarlet Mill
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Organic Mood “Fields”
Born in Ukraine and now living in Moscow, Organic Mood is an electronic music producer adept at creating free-flowing smooth house music, with emphasis on the everlasting organic feeling. He’s got what is best described as a timeless sound that bridges earthly, close to soul tribal elements with echoing colorful outer space soundcapes.
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Dizzy Panda “Panda Points”
“We have worked on this album for almost 2 years. In this period we had to learn everything from scratch. We didn’t have any experience in the music industry. Didn’t know how to use the DAW. Didn’t know anything about mixing, mastering. Learned a lot from other Indies and learned how to use AI and…
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DRIVING SOUTH – “DOG TRAP ROAD”
“This EP has really captured our live, at times imperfect sound. We know we could have found a polished vocalist and spent time on overdubs, but then it wouldn’t be a Driving South EP” – Jürgen Joarder
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Couvo “Tired”
Tired arrives quietly, like someone dragging themselves to their couch after a tired day at work. Following the more fast paced and energetic Visiting Hours and Horses & Divorces, the third single is what it feels like once you’ve used up your energy somewhere else and feel in desperate need to recharge. With jazz elements…
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Monroe Moon “War”
The vibrancy of this single’s instrumental side together with her vocals make the song really captivating and smooth for its anti-war theme – instead of curdling your blood with graphic imagery, “WAR” seeks to get its message delivered through much more direct road to a wretched soul seeking for something to ease the pain. Seeing…
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FEEL TRIP – “FAME”
“What first time listeners can expect from our music is high energy, unique, quirky, hard hitting rock, with fun/positive undertones. It’s never been an inclination of ours to spread any serious/political messages – we’re just having fun, and we want the audience to as well.” Feel Trip
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Coffee House Anarchists- Separated by the Sea (Pt. 2)
Separated by the Sea Pt.2 is very much a continuation of the first part and should be seen as a collective whole. The album in its entirety has a heavy, dark feeling that hangs over many of the tracks. Musically Pt.2 contains the Celtic and folk influences seen previously but again with a modern twist…
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Saturn Through My Telescope “If I Told You I Missed You Every Time I Did, You’d Never Hear The End Of It”
“If I Told You I Missed You Every Time I Did, You’d Never Hear The End Of It portrays the exact feelings of having finally found someone you can connect with on the deepest emotional level. I wrote this piece for my best friend while struggling with a mental illness. Knowing she was there helped…
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Diego Philips, Coffer House Anarchists, Firebug, and more…
Hey!!! Welcome back dear friends to your favorite Blog LT1KF now with Week 11 2022 I hope you’re ready to go because we have some really good stuff waiting for you to enjoy. This is our new round of 9 Albums/EPs you should listen to,
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9 o’clock Nasty “Playboy Driver”
Steeped in garage rock and stinking of gasoline and sex, “Playboy Driver” puts its boots on your table and sips a dry, dry martini. The track will coincidentally be released alongside a new F1 motorsport season, and presents listeners with a theme song for true high speed action. “We had other songs to make it…
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Chet Bucke “Leaving (Marie)”
“‘Leaving (Marie)’ came to me one night a year ago, around the beginning Spring. I received a video of my grandmother singing for her friends back in Spain that inspired a deep sense of homesickness and longing for connection. I instinctively picked up my guitar and started fiddling along to her voice. I felt that…
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MonkeyRat ft. Anna Sofía Skoradal “The Child”
“MonkeyRat is a multi-genre band rooted mainly in Funk, because I love to dance. However, as a poet that experienced trauma, I don’t limit myself to only one musical genre. The words and the meaning of the song lend themselves to the style of music. It’s quite magical and mysterious how that happens.
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Ellie Madeland “Mother Mother”
“”Mother Mother” was inspired by some letters I found between me and my mum last year from when I was a kid, when my parents had just announced their divorce. It stirred up a lot of emotion in me, remembering the pain of her moving out. Reading the letters also brought me back to a…
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Maya Yenn “How Much Sadness Can You Swallow?”
“I’m not a religious person but the concept of hell has always fascinated me,” Maya says before going into more detail. “In the dream, I woke up in this old house and couldn’t remember who I was or why I was there. I was banging on doors and windows to try and escape but nobody…
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SWEET GIANT – “Til You’re Blue”
“‘Til You’re Blue’ is a laid-back sunny day song. A feel good energy perfect for a road trip. The guitars are rooted in the 70s with a country twang following a casual dolewave groove, uplifting yet easy going. Lyrically honest and cheeky, It’s the ‘don’t worry, keep moving’ attitude for when things aren’t going your…
