Category: Video Reviews
Lizzy & The Fanatics teleport us to the summer with “East Angus 1998”
“East Angus 1998” is the first single taken from Lizzy & The Fanatics‘ new EP, Deux Soleils, due out January
Malummí take us on a trippy journey with “Shoes”
“Shoes” is taken from Malummí‘s debut album, Blood, out via Irascible Records. Brazil, Italy, and Croatia converge in Malummí, a
Nicolas Michaux muses on over-urbanization in “Amusement Park”
“Amusement Park” is taken from Nicolas Michaux‘s new album, Les Chutes, out October 1 on Capitane Records. With “Amusement Park,”
Ehiorobo’s “Munstar” is frenzy and experimental hip hop
Ehiorobo’s “Munstar” is out now via Grind Select. The name Ehiorobo will ring a bell with rap fanatics. Under his
Test Subjects are weird and in love on debut track “Boy Next Door”
Listeners won’t be able to look away from Test Subjects‘s nerdy and sexy “Boy Next Door” video. A light shines
Xeno & Oaklander tease new album with scintillating cut “Poison”
“Poison” is taken from Xeno & Oaklander‘s upcoming new album, Vi/deo, out October 22 via Dais Records. NYC Coldwave revivalists
Sixteen Jackies premiere video for groovy new single “Just Kids”
Sixteen Jackies’s new EP, Hostile Architecture, is out October 29 via Born Losers Records. Like teenagers and bad decisions, camp
Ghost Piss makes getting ghosted sound appealing on pulsing cut “Hardcore”
Ghost Piss releases second track “Hardcore” from upcoming debut EP Blushing presented by Styles Upon Styles. What started out as
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Carla Dal Forno announces sophomore album, shares “Took A Long Time” video
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Abby Cole debuts eerie new track “Blood & Water”
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Molina is back with surrealist and trippy indie pop single “Hey Kids”
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Murmur depicts the duality of life on “Me & You”
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Hip-Hop is propelled into the future in Leesuho and Omega Sapien’s “Echo”
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Laura Wolf’s “Cross Your Mind” is playful and inventive art pop
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Au/Ra struggles with anxiety in new single “Panic Room”
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Men I Trust share swirling track “Numb” ahead of their new album Oncle Jazz
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Faye Webster copes with loneliness in “Room Temperature”
