Category: Reviews
Enjoy the silence: We speak to Ydegirl about her brilliant art pop debut
Ydegirl‘s self-titled debut album is out via Escho. Ydegirl‘s music is defined by its reluctance to be pinned down. The
Sam Rappaport deals with isolation on “Journeyman’s Ballet”
Sam Rappaport taps into the softer sounds of the 1970s with “Journeyman’s Ballet.” A Brooklyn-based piano player, Sam Rappaport decided
Test Subjects are having fun (and so will you) on debut album Study
The creative and imaginative debut project from the Brooklyn-based pop experimentalists Test Subjects is a confusing, catchy ball of ecstasy
BEA1991 haunts listeners on introspective cut “Tranquility”
BEA1991‘s new single, “Tranquility // Free Young Man,” is out now. BEA1991 has unveiled a Sega Bodega-produced two-parter this Wednesday.
Sea Oleena is weightless on “Untethering”
Canadian singer-songwriter Sea Oleena sneaked in a new single alongside the vinyl re-release of 2020 album Weaving A Basket, out
Holly Redford Jones’s “Affection” is a moving account of queer adolescence
Holly Redford Jones‘ new single, “Affection,” is out today. Holly Redford Jones is a singer-songwriter from Chesterfield, Derbyshire. Last year,
Pecas’ “Talking To Myself” is a mesmerizing song of lost lust
“Talking To Myself” is taken from pecas’ debut album, due out in 2022. Brooklyn-based artist Sandy Davis, aka Pecas, has
The 10 best tracks of Magdalena Bay (so far)
To celebrate the release of Magdalena Bay long awaited debut album Mercurial World, let’s dive into their already incredible catalogue.
