February 2017
Wasuremono's "Cuddling" is a paradoxical bullet in the head
Something left behind, this is the English translation of Wasuremono – 忘れ物, a four-piece indie band from England that recently
Mouth Sounds shared 90s Brit Pop-infused single 'Everett'
Following up to “In The Night”, Daniel Howie‘s solo project Mouth Sounds recently shared another single from his upcoming EP
[PREMIERE] 18h15 brings the Icelandic cold to Tallisker's 'Salanfe'
If you’re a loyal reader of HighClouds, you undoubtedly know Tallisker. Today, the artist shares with us a remix of
Kick off your week with a playlist [We’re Fucked//Feb 27, 2017] by JINCE
No, really. We’re fucked. But hey, here’s a playlist of fresh new tracks to help you wash that nihilism down!
Homeshake – Fresh Air
Mac Demarco casts a long shadow. Since his breakthrough into the indie-rock world’s collective consciousness in 2012 with the album
Wedding look back at their past with remedial new single "18"
Hailing from Manchester, indie project WEDDING are ready to release their debut LP “Mania Whatever” in March and the lead
Irish band Funeral Suits shared one of their last videos: "The Way Back"
Dublin-based quartet Funeral Suits announced that their second LP “Islands Apart” would be the last one. Watch the James Fitzgerald-directed
Jake Herring is adventurous and fragile on his beautiful song "To Care"
Folk artist Jake Herring recently shared a new single. “To Care” is a beautiful acoustic track, featuring Austin O’Donnell for
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A conversation with Air Waves
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Bad Tiger pen cheerful ode to love and self doubt in upbeat cut “Like This”
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Stockholm’s Melby think that “Music Should Feel”
