‘Dreaming’ is a concentrate of all those epic nights on stage, with wavy synth-pop melodies, percussion which dramatically ebbs and flows, and an unparalleled pop-rock voicing fronting it all.
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San Fran band gloomy june puts social anxiety into an alt-pop floor-filler ‘Always Gonna Let You Down’
It’s very fair to say that ‘Always Gonna Let You Down’ lives up to the claim that “Gloomy June songs are pop refracted through an anxious lens: sometimes anthemic, often queer, and always a little tragic.”
‘Love Child’ is the noir-pop tale of toxic friendship from Freya Beer
Freya Beer’s ‘Love Child’ is a biting pop-rock single with no love lost in the smoldering remains of a former friendship.
Lia Hide delivers second avant-pop single ‘Dinner’ from upcoming studio album
Greek artist Lia Hide brings the well-known idiom “eat you own words” to life in the theatrical music video for new single ‘Dinner’.
Premiere: Art-pop artist Calista Kazuko celebrates motherhood with ‘Panda’
Today, we’re proud to premiere ‘Panda’, the new single and music video from Calista Kazuko.
‘Kosmo’ is the second electro-pop anthem from virtual artist Maie
New single ‘Kosmo’ is further proof that so much meticulous work and details has been poured into the Maie project.
Queen Cult expose “pick me” culture in riotous single ‘Calm’
It’s in new single ‘Calm’, that frontwoman Maisie Johnson and bassist Leila Jacklin expose the “pick me” culture that pervades our society.
Golden Vessel, rei so la & Abraham Tilbury collaborate on ‘eee’
Unrecorded regular Golden Vessel, aka the Australian artist Maxwell Byrne, is back with new single and music video ‘eee’, made in collaboration with Brisbane’s rei so la and Perth’s Abraham Tilbury.
Late Hala’s ‘Dark Clouds’ exudes 90s British soft-rock songwriting
Late Hala’s 90s soft-rock nostalgia trip ‘Dark Clouds’ is both a lyrical and sonic reminder to take a breath.
Hyooman mock the corporate grind with lofi psych-rock single ‘Month End’
Hyooman’s distinctive melange of lo-fi bedroom pop and late 90s/early 00s indie-rock is the heart of ‘Month End’.
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