What is going on here? This video is more like an art installation, so this is up to your interpretation. In any case, this new track by Melbourne duo Kllo is an excellent piece of electronic music. Listen to “Bolide” on Soundcloud:
I was absolutely enchanted by Morly’s performance at the SXSW Hype Hotel and I was excited to see one of her two sold-out shows at the Music Hall of Williamsburg, where she opened for Låpsley, who has turned into something like a superstar. Morly performed sitting behind a keyboard in[…]
LL is a London singer/songwriter who is spot on with current trends: her music is soulful, intense and futuristic. “Let Me In”, a track from her debut EP “Cocoon”, is about going back to safety to recover and the music makes you feel that there is something dreadful that pushes[…]
The video to A R I Z O N A‘s single “I Was Wrong” is as sweet as band videos can get. The video tells a little story, following a beautiful young woman throughout her day, with scenes of the band playing live cut in-between. Adorable! The track is highly infectious[…]
“You belong, you belong with me” sings the London-based duo [Gold Spectacles] (http://www.goldspectaclesmusic.com) again and again. Don’t be fooled by the upbeat vibe of the song, there is a good dose of obsession in this love story. “The Vine” is a track on their debut EP “Flaws and Visions”, scheduled[…]
Wildlife are back with a brand new single, announcing the release of their full length album to drop later this year. “Dead Century” is a highly energetic song, with driving beats and a big anthem chorus one can’t help but instantly chime into: “It’s all been forgotten in the dead century / All[…]
Whenyoung is a London four-piece and their debut video shows them playing “See How They Run” at a house party. The video is as straight-forward as the song: a rock band playing a rock song with a sing-along power chorus. Delightful!
Beautifully moody, slightly melancholic with touches of sunshine in-between. “Runner” the single from My Heart The Brave‘s upcoming full length album, is a slowly building track, that knows exactly how to keep you and wanting for more – and just wait for the surprise half way through, when the song takes[…]
More often than not I find covers don’t add value. An exception is Ben Hobbs’ “Here’s Where the Story Ends”, first released by The Sundays in 1990: he adds some serious gravity to the airy original. It’s the second time I fall for a cover of this song: The Tin[…]
Our Song Pick of the Day is from Amaroun, a new artist from England. Her second single “Fear”, a slow-moving track which keeps suspense by Amaroun’s unique vocals: she could belt it out at any time, but she never does.
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