DIY psych-pop duo Charlie’s Hand Movements discuss their fifth album, Somethingism, an eleven-track record that’s specially designed for vinyl pressing.
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Best New Tracks #274
Welcome to BEST NEW TRACKS, our fast and not-so-furious assemblage of those singles and videos that have crossed our path lately… and now we want them to cross yours.
Common Saints makes a statement with anti-war single ‘Stargaze’
From Common Saints’ fourth EP, Age of Illusions, his standout track is the anti-war single ‘Stargaze’.
On The Record: SUNTWIST
SUNTWIST’s debut EP, Matchbox, navigates the young adulthood, finding home, burnout and living in the present even with the knowledge that it’s all temporary.
MAMI UMAMI are back with pop-fusion track ‘(Don’t) think I like you’
Following the AFTERwork EP, Malmö duo MAMI UMAMI have moved into a noticeably poppier space with their newest single ‘(Don’t) think I like you’.
Blue Capricorn & LOREN KOLE reckon with the lingering aftermath of heartbreak on ‘honest’
On ‘honest’, Blue Capricorn and LOREN KOLE inhabit the uncertainty that follows when love has ended but its emotional imprint remains.
On The Record: Emilie Reid
We caught up with British-born, LA-based singer-songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Emilie Reid about her debut album, Leopard ~ Sukha.
Summerhouse embraces late-night longing with ‘Burn All Night’
Sitting at a crossroads between indie, pop and synth, ‘Burn All Night’ is the impressive second single from Summerhouse.
Listen to Delta Fire’s powerful rock ballad ‘The Worst of Everything’
Glasgow four-piece Delta Fire take a slow-burn turn for their emotion rock ballad ‘The Worst of Everything’.
Finland’s The Lemon Grove share impactful alt-pop single ‘Paper Hearts’
Helsinki duo The Lemon Grove’s newest single ‘Paper Hearts’ dives headfirst into the lies we tell ourselves to keep a love alive long past its sell-by-date.
