Category: Track Reviews
ZOLA exhibits a deep emotional perspective on “Too Fast Too Soon”
“Too Fast Too Soon” is taken from ZOLA‘s upcoming debut EP due out this Fall. The University of Miami is
Tomberlin’s “Seventeen” is a gorgeous statement about unrequited love
“Seventeen” is taken from Tomberlin‘s debut album “At Weddings” due out August 10 on Saddle Creek. Cut from the same
Am I too old to have fun in Jinka’s “Wonderland”?
“Wonderland” is taken from Jinka‘s upcoming “Dr. Ara” EP. When Lewis Carroll wrote “Alice in Wonderland” back in 1865, he
BAIRD’s “The Library of Babel” is an impressive sound patchwork
Baird‘s “The Library of Babel” is out now on Majestic Casual. We don’t know anything about Baird but we think
Thomas Azier drops quirky video for “Echoes” from his new EP “S T R A Y”
Paris via Berlin-based artist Thomas Azier’s new EP “S T R A Y” is out today via his own label
Wendy Lane debut with the irresistible melancholy of “Dreams”
Wendy Lane‘s debut track “Dreams” is out now on Three Palm Records. Pensive and hazey, Wendy Lane’s debut track “Dreams”
Basement Revolver fight emotional weariness on poignant “Knocking”
“Knocking” is taken from Basement Revolver‘s anticipated debut album “Heavy Eyes”. On their new song “Knocking”, the Canadian trio Basement
Bat and Ball explore relationship constructs on “Wear You All Night”
Bat and Ball‘s new single “Wear You All Night” is out on Hush Tongue Records. Brother-sister anxiety pop duo turned
