Category: Track Reviews
Boyish exorcise their “Ghost” on lush, cavernous new track
Boyish‘s latest single, “Ghost”, is a dreamy, folk-tinged slow-burner. After finishing college, India Shore and Claire Altendhal felt the need
Fade On explores modern relationships on new single “Ice Cream”
Fade On‘s new single, “Ice Cream,” is out now. Brooklyn-based queer artist Fade On (who also goes by his real
The Motion looks back on teenage melancholia in “3AM”
The Motion‘s new track, “3AM”, is out November 1, but we already give you an exclusive first listen. “I’m gonna
Jeanines unveil quirky visuals for their indie bop “Winter In The Dark”
Brooklyn-based duo Jeanines release inventive video for their second single “Winter In The Dark”, taken from their self-titled debut album,
Banoffee and Empress Of renounce fake friendships on “Tennis Fan”
“Tennis Fan” is taken from Banoffee‘s upcoming debut album Look at us now Dad, to be released February 21, 2020
Choir Boy contemplate the temporariness of love with “Nites Like This”
Salt Lake City via Cleveland dream-pop four-piece Choir Boy release fittingly ethereal single “Nites Like This” on Dais Records. Whilst
The Dawdler escapes his darkest thoughts in the Sufjan-esque “Dark Clouds”
The Dawdler‘s new track, “Dark Clouds”, is out now on Treetrunk. John Edgar, aka The Dawdler, has been one of
French dream-pop outfit Requin Chagrin share stunning video for “Rivières”
“Rivières” is taken from Requin Chagrin‘s excellent sophomore album Sémaphore, out via KMS Disques. Whilst their sophomore album Sémaphore was