On You, the new track from French born, British based producer Draper is the first taste of his forthcoming album and if it’s any sign of what to expect, then we’re in for a treat. Electronics ebb and flow throughout, it’s inescapable groove providing the perfect backing for the evocatively soulful vocals of Hobbs. Turn this one up and let it drift you through the rest of the week. Check it below.
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New: Draper – On You (feat. Alby Hobbs)

Drawing you in with it’s initial electronic ambiance, Remember, the new track from San Francisco based producer Slaptop is quite the intriguing listen. But it’s the grooving bassline and vocals reminiscent of Cut Copy that really seals the deal, leading the track into it’s driving dance floor filling climax. This is where the track stays, it’s repeating rhythms swirling you up in it’s euphoric haze. This isn’t just any old deep house track though as it’s pop sensibilities allow it to nestle itself in the back of your head. Stream it below:
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New: Slaptop – Remember

Jimi Charles Moody is the moniker of a currently anonymous UK chart topper. Whoever this may be, one things for sure, he makes one hell of a soul/blues infused pop track. Not much info is available online, but all three of his currently shared track are pretty spectacular, with new cut The Woman soaring with the confidence of someone who has clearly honed their craft. His voice is dark and brooding, coupled with heavy handed piano and melodramatic strings, creating a sound that is definitely hard to ignore.
Stream The Woman below as well as previously released track Other Man:
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New: Jimi Charles Moody – The Woman

Wasting no time at all, Brighton duo IYES are back with a new track, just a week since they shared So Crazy. No Wonder is yet another slice of well formed, infectious pop which is hardly a surprise as the duo have been spouting out increasingly great music over the past couple of years. Big things are surely in store for IYES.
Stream No Wonder below.
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New: IYES – No Wonder

My favorite LA band MUNA have just returned with a new track Promise and oh boy, it’s a cracker. Drenched in their beautifully 80’s infused anthemia, the jumping basslines and crushing drums stand as the perfect backdrop to the stark lyrical themes, delivered in typically great fashion from lead singer Katie Gavin. Oh, and be sure not to miss the gloriously over the top guitar solo during the songs closing minute. This is how pop music should be.
Be sure to see more of Katie, Josette and Naomi in the near future.
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New: MUNA – Promise

It’s been a little while since we last heard from everyone’s favourite Brighton duo IYES, but they’ve just returned with new track So Crazy and it’s an excellent return to form. With hints of dance music strewn throughout, the duo have taken their now established electro pop sound and made it ripe for both the radio and the dance floor alike – I’m expecting to see a few remixes popping up soon. A great combination of swirling synths and sharpened vocal hooks, So Crazy has certainly wet the appetite for more. Stream it below:
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NEW: IYES – So Crazy

Sweden and electro-pop; a synonymous combination that has seen some incredible releases over the past few years. Stockholm artist MIYNT is the latest addition to the nations roster and an impressive one at that. New track Civil War is ripe with potential, it’s brooding vocals floating atop a its dark synthetic backbone that builds toward it’s climactic flurry of electronics.
Civil War will be released August 21 as part of MIYNT’s debut 7″ white vinyl via B3SCI Records and will be coupled with track Nick Drake. Pre-order now <a href="https://www.b3scirecords.com/product/b3sr-011-miynt-civil-war-nick-drake" target="_blank">here</a>.
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New: MIYNT – Civil War

LA’s MUNA have whipped up a bit of a storm recently with their new track So Special, a song that is fully deserving of this flurry of excitement. Building upon their self-professed ‘dark pop’, MUNA have created a sound more fully formed than their previous efforts, but sacrifice none of the raw and beautiful emotion that the trio so expertly convey. Obvious comparisons to fellow ‘Los Angelians’ HAIM are inevitable, but they have crafted out a sound that is entirely their own, with the jumping bass line and compressed production elevating the vocals to spectacularly ethereal and raw heights.
Catch them at LA’s Silverlake Lounge on July 7th and stream So Special below.
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New: MUNA – So Special

East London has always been a bit of a breeding ground for new music, particularly that of the dark and sensuous R&B variety. Mad About The Boy, the latest track from Londoner AZEKEL is drenched in an unmistakable UK aesthetic, oozing the hazy and rich sound so well associated with the city. Recorded in his flat, the track has a distinct and personal feel that exudes a creative confidence that is pretty damn hard to ignore.
Mad About The Boy is taken from the first of his 2-part collection Raw, Vol.1 due out on the 12th of July.
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New: AZEKEL – Mad About The Boy

London outfit, Gossip Column impressed last year with their debut track The Beginning Of Everything, earning rave reviews from Gold Flake Paint.
They return in 2015 with their sophomore release, Medical Medley, a pensive and melancholic three minutes that enthrals from start to finish. The drifting, crooning vocals are restrained and dreary, encasing the entire track in a beautifully somber haze that refuses to let go. It isn’t until the closing section when the lyrics “I haven’t thought for you for days” shower the track with the welcomed optimism of moving on. Stream Medical Medley below:
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Premiere: Gossip Column – Medical Medley

NY’s KOPPS follow on with their string of massive, unadulterated pop with latest single Dumb, which may be their most over-the-top yet. It’s a brazen, satirical look at the idea of music, media and fame and while this sound isn’t for everyone, it’s earworm of a chorus coupled with the confidence of a Lady Gaga hit make it hard to ignore. Check it out below:
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New: KOPPS – Dumb

2014 was great year for music and Duly Noted Records were at the forefront, bringing us some truly special artists. One of my personal favourites, The Night VI have propelled into the new year with new track Too Late To Lie and it’s absolutely fantastic. Less synthetic than their previous efforts, the track is hauntingly beautiful, its organic backbone topped off with pained vocals that conjure lost love and desperation. The track also comes with the announcement of their new E.P penned for September 29th. It’s a long wait, but I’m pretty sure it’s gonna be worth it. Listen below.
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New: The Night VI – Too Late To Lie

Glasgow has really been putting itself on the map recently, with many of its electronic exports gaining some serious ground. Whether it be the silky electro pop of PRIDES and CHVRCHES or it’s world class underground club scene, the city has a deep rooted relationship with the synthesizer.
New rock outfit Jim Valentine have recently emerged and offer a welcome rest bite from the icy electronics that have encapsulated the scene as of late. Their most recent effort, Hello, is part Black Keys, part Arctic Monkeys and exudes a confidence and immediacy that Marc Bolan would be proud of. Its crunching guitars sear through the mix and envelop the snarling, nasal twang of the lead vocals, a sound that will not leave your head all that quickly.
Stream Hello below which was released November 28th via Dead Beet Records.
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New: Jim Valentine – Hello

Sometimes an artists sound really hits home. San Francisco’s Lauren Grubb a.k.a To The Wedding is one such artist, with every song she has released so far completely blowing me away. Her debut E.P Silver Currents, which we are delighted to premiere, brings together the dreamy shoegaze and all encapsulating sound that I’ve grown to love and presents it in the shape of five perfectly crafted tracks. From the drifting guitars of Come On to the crushing Set Fire, this really is how a debut release should be done. Time Pilot closes the E.P in spectacular fashion, floating through your head, bringing you back to earth after what really is a beautiful journey.
Stream the E.P below which is released 28 October.
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Premiere: To The Wedding – Silver Currents EP

Something special is at work here. Only four tracks in and Black Honey are churning out some of the most exciting guitar music of the last couple years. New track Bloodlust features their signature harmonised guitar sound as well as the soaring vocals of frontwoman Izzy Bee that glide over the noughties styled production. This track marks the announcement of their debut E.P which will be released via Duly Noted Records. The exclusively physical release will only be available at gigs, which serves as even more of a reason to catch Black Honey live. Stream Bloodlust below, alongside details of their debut London show:
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New: Black Honey – Bloodlust

New Honeymoon signees La Plage have been making some substantial waves over the past month with their infectiously captivating summery guitar pop. New track Mark is a far cry from their bouncing debut Rendez Vous, replacing the jumping bass and drums with a subdued atmosphere that fully encapsulates. It’s a bleary affair that stays fairly flat dynamically, but drifts around  in a way that is seriously hard to ignore. Stream Mark below as well as their debut Rendez Vous below:
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New: La Plage – Mark

Huge, unadulterated stadium-pop has been filling my speakers a lot recently. From blog favourites Osca to Brooklynite’s PROM, the sound of massive vocal lines and emotive melody have been seriously capturing my attention. Nottingham’s Amber Run are no exception and new track Thank You is a perfect example of their piano led pop of Coldplay proportions. Opening intimately with restrained vocals and piano chords, the track builds into something special that will surely garner them some serious attention.
Stream the track below and catch their new E.P Pilot which was released on September 21st via RCA Victor.
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New: Amber Run – Thank You

Brighton’s Fickle Friends have just released a new track entitled For You and it’s a jumping three and a half minutes of excitement. The production is glistening and the melodies shoot a dose of nostalgia straight to the heart. This is great stuff from a band that is surely going places.
For You is out 23rd September in North America via Crazy Heart Records and is available now in the U.K.
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New: Fickle Friends – For You

I first came across Norwich’s Teen Brains a few months back and instantly fell for the washed out sound of <a href="https://admin.crackintheroad.com/music/28069-introducing-teen-brains" target="_blank">Annabel</a> and it’s lovely surf pop aesthetic. The have now followed it up with an equally great track that solidifies them as one of my favourite finds of the year. Flume is another short and sweet slice of hazy pop and sounds not too dissimilar to the dream like sounds of Brooklyn’s DIIV.
It’s fuzzed out guitars and reverb drenched production doesn’t let up for the entirety of the track and makes a brief 2 minute track drift through your head for a whole lot longer. Stream it below:
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New: Teen Brains – Flume

London three piece FAMY have just released their third single from their debut album WE FAM ECONO (due on the 8th of september) and it’s bloody lovely. Friends Home may struggle to escape the Coldplay comparisons, but that doesn’t stop the track being a beautifully composed four minutes that’s plentiful in emotion and gorgeous melody. Having already been premiered by Zane Lowe on BBCR1, FAMY are surely destined for mainstream success, their enormous pop driven sound perfect for both the road and the airwaves. Stream it below and see what I mean:
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New: FAMY – Friends Home

L.A duo Freedom Fry have cause a bit of a stir in the last couple weeks with their new single The Wilder Mile racking up more than 40,000 plays. They have now released what appears to be the tracks B-Side, Microphone, which is what I imagine a more light-hearted and fun Tame Impala would sound like. It’s all jumping guitars and playful vocals and proves that music doesn’t need to be genre defining to be downright enjoyable. Manic synthesizers float in the background and give this track the tongue-in-cheek vibe that make it so loveable. Stream it below, as well as The Wilder Mile.
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New: Freedom Fry – Microphone

It’s been a while since we’ve heard anything from Irish wunder-kid MMOTHS, but he has returned in his ever spectacular fashion with the ethereal and hauntingly beautiful Santo. It twists and turns in synthetic glory and builds into and explosive and spine tingling outro, drenched in a hot flux of burning electronics and vocals awash with reverb. An album is expected early next year and judging by this track, it’s going to worth the wait.
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New: MMOTHS – Santo

Video: Hartheim – Welcome To Hartheim

Video: Wunder Wunder – Hail The Madmen

Oh my funk. Houses, the latest track from the intoxicatingly danceable duo Fantastic Fantastic makes every part of me bob around. It’s playful and fun, but has a certain darkness to it, much like a drunken night in the city. The production is muted and hazy, but doesn’t fail to fly from the speakers, swirling around in it’s almighty funking glory. Stream it below:
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New: Fantastic Fantastic – Houses

Escapists are a London based four piece who create massively emphatic guitar driven pop and we are delighted to premiere their new track Ocean Of Noise which is taken from their debut album Only Bodies, out August 4th. When I first clicked play, images of the summer months speeding past me, disappearing into the muted colours of autumn shot straight into my head. Maybe it’s the short lived, sporadic summer I’m experiencing up here in Glasgow, or maybe it’s the drifting haze of the guitars and the propelling rhythm destined for the sunset slot at every festival across the country. Describing the track as “dark disco”, Escapists aren’t afraid of their pop aesthetic and judging by this release, coupled with their previous efforts, the mainstream and the indie kids won’t be either.
Stream Ocean Of Noise below as well as previous tracks Eyes, Breaking It Up and Blood, all of which will be featured on their debut album Only Bodies:
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Premiere: Escapists – Ocean of Noise

We’re now smack bang in the middle of summer and the airwaves and internet are clogged to the gunnels with summer synth pop jams and festival anthems. Yes, there’s a place for all that, an excuse to jump around in a field for a couple days with some strangers and copious pints of beer. But, this little gem that popped into my inbox a week or so ago is for when all the  craziness is done with and all the mud has been washed from your face. Have It All, the new track from U.K songstress Amy Milner is a gorgeous piano ballad, with subtly placed electronics scattered throughout, drawing you in and bringing you back to earth. Perfect for sitting in the back garden with (a lot less) beer in hand, staring at the sun.
Stream Have It All below:
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New: Amy Milner – Have It All

Opening with a gorgeously washed out synth, Strange Enough, the latest track from NYC’s VÉRITÉ falls away into into a prelude of the massive chorus that lies ahead. A subdued verse draws you in, her contemplative vocals soft and brooding and act as the centrepiece of it all. When the chorus hits, it really hits, exploding with a crushing snare as the production is amped up and everything really starts to get going. At just over 10,000 listens and the Hype Machine charts screaming her name, VÉRITÉ is certainly one to watch in the closing months of 2014.
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New: VÉRITÉ – Strange Enough

I’m a little late to this one, but boy am I glad I’ve found Leave the Planet. With only two tracks online, this London duo (Nathalia Bruno and Jack Milwaukee) create brooding and dark soundscapes with a hazy and washed out production that I can’t help but fall for. Between Bodies is a startling good effort, the guitars perched subtly above the gritty electronic landscape below. It really is a mesmerising sound.
(Thanks to <a href="https://www.theundscvrd.com/new-artists/leave-the-planet/">The Undscvrd</a> for putting me onto these guys).
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Introducing: Leave the Planet

Opening with a spine tinglingly gorgeous melodic line (Is it a synth or guitar? I dunno…) Midnight Hours, the latest track from the L.A via Melbourne outfit Wunder Wunder is a fantastic follow up to their previous track Coastline. The brainchild of Miami Horror’s Aaron Shanahan and Benjamin Plant, Wunder Wunder create psych infused pop that floats along dreamily, captivating you at every corner. Midnight Hours is the sound of a band really finding itself and honing their craft and has certainly wet my appetite for what’s to come.
Listen to Midnight Hours below and stream  their debut album over at <a href="https://www.thefader.com/2014/07/08/stream-wunder-wunder-everything-infinite/">Fader</a>:
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New: Wunder Wunder – Midnight Hours

Opening in a wash of ambient guitar, Welcome to Hartheim, the second single from Manchester’s Hartheim is 3 minutes of hauntingly anthemic pop. It cuts straight to the heart with chiming guitars and a powerful, though utterly vulnerable vocal performance. It dies away, leaving you with only a minimal guitar line and falsetto to clutch  on to, before its devastatingly emotive climax that sees wretching vocals tower above the guitars crunch.
Listen below:
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New: Hartheim – Welcome to Hartheim

(Photo – Olivia Lee)
To The Wedding is the moniker of San Francisco based multi-instrumentalist Lauren Grubb. As the drummer of Minipop, this is Grubb’s platform to create beautifully haunting melodrama, perfect for the widescreen. First offering Silver Currents is a slow burner, bubbling away until a seriously 90′s leaning guitar outro, channeling the vibes of Mazzy Star an Slowdive. Grubb’s voice is the centerpiece of it all, emotive and crooning, drawing you in and leaving you completely encapsulated for the full five minutes and fifty seconds.
Stream Silver Currents below:
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Introducing: To The Wedding

New: DID – Skills

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“My fascination with American Western-style B movies inspired the song. Set in a downtown dive bar filled with junkies and jukeboxes I imagined a woman possessed by her drunken fantasies that have spun out of control and her eccentricity is reeking of desperation. So following in the old country tradition it’s an upbeat song with a sad and bitter core.”
Upon first listen, Wonderlust, the new track from The Night VI shot images of nostalgia and long, drawn out road trips through the heart of America straight into my imagination. The jumping synth bass line and soulful melodies clutch the heart, creating an atmosphere that’s part Fleetwood Mac and part John Hughes; It’s hard to believe that the 6 piece band are based in the U.K. The track builds and soars, climaxing in a completely over-the-top guitar solo that makes it pretty damn hard not to smile.
Stream Wonderlust above.

New:The Night VI – Wonderlust

I stumbled across Living Fiction, what is seemingly the debut track from Glasgow’s WHITE last week and what a find it was. Drenched in a Franz Ferdinand swagger, the track is all angular guitars and unbashed confidence, especially for a band still in it’s infancy. Synthesizers bubble and guitars chime as an infectious, almost tongue-in-cheek vocal hook dominates this synthetic guitar -pop banger.
Stream Living Fiction below:
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Introducing: WHITE

I’m not really sure whats going on up in Sweden, but they certainly seem to be providing the world with some incredible music at the moment.
Hailing from Malmo, Hey Elbow have well and truly gotten stuck under my skin. Debut single Blanca is filled with visceral synthesizer drones and crashing guitars and serves as the hauntingly atmospheric backing to what is quite simply one of the most charged vocal performances that I’ve heard in a good while. The track ebbs and flows, with subtle and shivering brass lines floating through the density of the track, its texture completely encircling you for the entirety of the track. I’m still sitting here completely entranced…
Stream Blanca below, really, get on it:
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New: Hey Elbow – Blanca

While on my daily scour of SoundCloud I stumbled across this little gem which just so happened to come from close to home. Released over three months ago, Dreamz by Glasgow’s Deathcats is three and a half minutes of deliciously fuzzy and hectic production, with one hell of a catchy hook that’ll leave you humming along for days.
Check out Dreamz below:
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Introducing: Deathcats

Video: Papertwin – Alkaline

I’m always wary of using the term scene, In fear of throwing artists into an inescapable bracket, but something seems to be brewing in the wind swept city of Minneapolis. From seasoned synth-poppers POLIÇA the alt-folk of <a href="https://api.crackintheroad.com/music/new/27716-new-grand-courriers-rejoice" target="_blank">Grand Courriers</a>, there is certainly a <del>scene</del> collective of musicians brewing, with it’s sights firmly set beyond the icy borders of the city.
Adding to this list is the recently formed 5 piece, Warehouse Eyes. Centered around the songwriting duo of Jennie Lahlum and Christopher Williams, they create otherwordly dream pop, comprised of ethereal vocals and chiming guitars. Debut track Tokyo is obvious in its  influence, with vocals reminiscent of The XX and strokes of Beach House throughout, but this does not take away from the fact that it’s a fantastically formed introduction to the band, seeping in dream poppy loveliness.
Stream Tokyo below:
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Introducing: Warehouse Eyes

What comes to mind when you hear the word festival? Is it the blissful sun-drenched fields of Coachella or the iconic pyramid stage of Glastonbury? Well for Stag and Dagger, a dreary, slightly wet Sauchiehall Street in the centre of Glasgow will do just fine. But this infamous street, home to hallowed venues such as Nice N Sleazy and Broadcast,  certainly had a tangible excitement about it, almost as though Stag in Dagger was Scotland’s answer to SXSW or The Great Escape. Spread out over various venues, the half festival/ half pub crawl set-up led to quite a bleary affair and despite my best efforts to retain memory, I cannot guarantee that this is a reliable account of the day… Upon arriving at The Art School’s Vic Bar it was immediately apparent that this year’s line-up had drawn the cities music aficionados in the hordes, with the venue breaming despite the early mid-afternoon kick off. Although only having two tracks posted online, I was keen to see Manchester’s Y.O.U.  and their brand of delightfully infectious electro-pop did not disappoint. The vocals of Elliot Williams soared over an undercurrent of chirping synths, from the jumping bass of Volvic to the Coldplay-esque Heavy Crown. [soundcloud url=”https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/144211727″ params=”auto_play=false&hide_related=false&visual=true” width=”100%” height=”450″ iframe=”true” /] After a quick stop off at The Art School’s assembly hall to hear Jungle, it was on to Broadcast for a relentlessly joyful set from Honeyblood. The Glasgow duo were a real testament to the day as a whole, with the smaller acts lower down on the bill packing out the basement venues of the city. The night was certainly still young, but a glorious set from Australia’s Jagwar Ma sent the five-hundred or so spectators into a mindless, almost esoteric state. Not one person in the room was still. Perhaps it was the cheap pints or perhaps it was the intoxicating psychedelia, electronic spurts and otherworldly atmosphere generated by the three piece. It was a set I genuinely thought couldn’t be topped and from the buzz of the crowd as it spilled out into the street, I was not alone in this thought. [soundcloud url=”https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/141357668″ params=”auto_play=false&hide_related=false&visual=true” width=”100%” height=”450″ iframe=”true” /]   I found myself in the sweaty basement of Nice N Sleazy’s, a venue with an apt name and a reputation for hosting some of the most guttural performances the city has to offer. The Amazing Snakeheads, a band that seem to incite both fear and joy into their audience’ stepped out in front of a completely rammed venue. Frontman Dale Barclay, with his intensely captivating presence, drags you into some sort of inescapable trance, taking hold and refusing to let go. But, there’s something quite satirical about them, a sense of humour and complete joy for the job they have; sending a small room of people crazy. From the aptly named Where is my Knife?  to the callous, wretching vocals of The Truth Serum this was indeed the highlight of the day. In fact, I’m struggling to think of a performance that has sent me into such a downright obsession with a band. If you threw every Glaswegian stereotype at a 4 track recorder, this would be the result. Noisy, angry and downright incredible.
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Last on the bill was Eyedress, dawning the stage after what had been a long day, performing to a well-oiled, inebriated audience. I was there in body if not mind and I enjoyed it.I think. Here’s to next year. [soundcloud url=”https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/118510497″ params=”auto_play=false&hide_related=false&visual=true” width=”100%” height=”450″ iframe=”true” /]

Live Review: Stag and Dagger Festival 4/5

Video: Ramona Lisa – Dominic

Lethargic pop at its best. Annabel, the debut outing from Norwich’s Teen Brains is 3 minutes of delightfully surfy pop. The infectious vocal lines are harmonised to blissful effect, cast over a weary lo-fi backing which will be stuck in your head for days.
Stream Annabel below via <a href="https://www.goldflakepaint.co.uk/introducing-teen-brains/" target="_blank">Gold</a><a href="https://www.goldflakepaint.co.uk/introducing-teen-brains/" target="_blank">Flake</a><a href="https://www.goldflakepaint.co.uk/introducing-teen-brains/" target="_blank">Paint</a><a href="https://www.goldflakepaint.co.uk/introducing-teen-brains/" target="_blank"> </a>

Introducing: Teen Brains

Glasgow’s PAWS are a band rooted in the DIY aesthetic. Their latest single Owls Talons Clenching My Heart (currently premièring over at <a href="https://www.stereogum.com/1677379/paws-owls-talons-clenching-my-heart-stereogum-premiere/mp3s/" target="_blank">Stereogum</a>) is still a testament to this, albeit with a more refined and polished edge.
Owls Talons Clenching My Heart is all angst ridden vocals and lethargic instrumentation until the raucous chorus kicks in, something that has come to epitomise this noisy Glaswegian trio. I’ve been bashing on a lot about how summer is just around the corner recently and I’m going to do it again. This is your new soundtrack for summertime heartbreak.
Their sophomore album Youth Culture Forever is out 2nd June via FatCat.

New: PAWS – Owls Talons Clenching My Heart

I’ve been listening to In These Arms Of Love, the new single by Australia’s Cut Copy on and off for a week or so now, but today the track has really come into it’s own. Today is one of the rare days in Glasgow when the sun is shining and everyone descends onto the streets and into the parks, cider in hand and t-shirts by their sides. This is truly cinematic, widescreen pop, built for days like today. Roll down your windows and blast this track while the sun lasts and drift into longing for the festival season thats right around the corner…
In These Arms Of Love is out today and is limited to just 2000 copies.
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New: Cut Copy – In These Arms Of Love

Video: Fishing – Chi Glow (feat. Marcus Whale)

Beach Heart is the electronic solo project of Louisville resident Martian Lawrence. Having spent time in both San Francisco and Los Angeles, the influence of big city life has soaked through into his music. There’s somewhat of a bedroom pop aesthetic to Beach Heart; that is if the bedroom was at the top of the Hollywood Hills, overlooking the glistening neon landscape below.
His most recent release, The End EP, is a collection of tracks that encapsulates the sound of Beach Heart. With a string of previous releases over the past two years, racking up a few thousand plays, this is his most coherent work to date, bringing together everything I have grown to love about him since I stumbled across his music a couple of weeks ago.
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Describing himself as ‘Bittersweet Dream Pop’, this is summer time pop at heart, built for the wooziness of the long, drawn out months of friends, road trips and beach fires. But there’s something slightly darker and atmospheric underneath this electro pop haze, a sense of nostalgia and longing perhaps. At times Lawrence’s vocals are not too dissimilar to the soft, echoing call of Washed Out’s Ernest Greene, all of which are set to a hazy electronic backbone, drenched in reverb.
From the pumping bass of lead track Hold On, Let Go to the chirpy blurts and contorted electronics of New Year, The End is a fantastic release, full of excitement and promise. This is Not the End is the perfect closer, a somber though thoroughly uplifting affair and is a certain highlight of what is quite simply, a lovely listen. Lets hope that title echoes the future of Beach Heart’s music.

New: Beach Heart – The End EP

Blog come label, Beech Coma have a real knack for uncovering blurry, sun-drenched little gems. My Best Friend from Brighton’s BAYY is no exception, sporting lovely production, shoegaze sensibilities and bleary vocals. This band is sure to build momentum leading into the summer months.
Beech Coma Vol. 1 can be pre-ordered <a href="https://beechcoma.bandcamp.com/album/vol-1" target="_blank">here</a>, featuring BAYY, Paeris Giles and Sherbert amongst others.
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New: Bayy – My Best Friend

I may be two months late, but Rejoice, the debut track from Minneapolis based Grand Courriers, is one of the finest tracks I’ve heard this year. Since stumbling across it a week or so ago I’ve been racking my brain trying to come up with comparisons to make and adjectives to describe this song, but sometimes just listening is enough.
From the sparse blurts of brass and slide guitar to the beckoning vocals and triumphant closing section, I am still fully captivated for the entirety of track, despite being many listens in.
Stream Rejoice below:
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New: Grand Courriers – Rejoice

Video: Haunted Hearts – Johnny Jupiter

Killer Bangs, the new track from Glaswegian duo Honeyblood is razor sharp sugary rock and perfectly encapsulates the sound of these “Noisy Scottish Girls” in a neatly bound two minute package. With straight up guitar and drums and an enormous chorus, Killer Bangs ensures Honeyblood will be the next fledgling young artist to fly the flag for the city.
Stream Killer Bangs below:
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New: Honeyblood – Killer Bangs

Drenched in hazy summertime wooziness, Better, the new track from Paeris Giles is two minutes of pure loveliness. With bleary, nostalgic vocals drifting over the minimal guitar lines, this is the perfect soundtrack to a lazy afternoon. Give it a listen below:
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New: Paeris Giles – Better

Floridian duo, X priest X are causing quite the stir across the inter-web at the moment, particularly with new track Isn’t It So. Fellow Florida based producer Dromes has given their previous track Samurai the remix treatment and its quite the listen. The bubblegum pop aesthetic has been cast aside, with Madeline Priest’s vocals scattered loosely throughout this thoroughly dark and electronic affair . This stuff feels like Orlando at 2am. Give it a listen below:
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New: Dromes – Only One (ft. X Priest X)

Upon first listen, I couldn’t quite get my head around Backwards and Upwards, the new track from Brooklyn songstress Ramona Lisa. Perhaps it was the dissonant synths or the off – kilter electro pop vibe, but as soon as the ethereal voice of Chairlift’s Caroline Polachek kicks in, it proves to be one hell of a trippy and exciting listen.
Check out the lyric video for Backwards and Upwards below.
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New: Ramona Lisa – Backwards and Upwards

Video: Natas Loves You – Skip Stones

The Snow is a collaborative effort between Wild Nothing’s Jack Tatum, Beach Fossils’ Dustin Payseur and Holograms’ Andreas Lagerström. The track is moulded in a typically Captured Tracks fashion; it’s all jangly guitars, Morrissey-esque vocals and blurry production. A strong first release from a collective of great musicians.
Memory Loss available on Record Store Day (19/4) on 7 inch via Captured Tracks.
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NEW: The Snow – Memory Loss

Totoake creates hazy, loveable bedroom pop via Santa Cruz, California.His latest track Beachfire certainly channels the vibe of his surroundings with chirpy melodies and surfy production throughout.
Check out Beachfire below and drift off into summer longing… (Especially if you live in dreary, wet Glasgow like me)
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New: Totoake – Beachfire

San Francisco based producer BLACKBIRD BLACKBIRD has been riding the wave of dreamy, hazy electronica since his first release. New single There is Nowhere is no exception.
Sounding similar to contemporaries XXYYXX and Giraffage, There is Nowehere is perhaps a little predictable. That doesn’t stop the minimal production and soulful vocals leaving me longing for the chilled out summer ahead.
Take a listen below and visit <a href="https://blackbirdblackbird.com/">BLACKBIRDBLACKBIRD.com</a> for more.
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NEW: BLACKBIRD BLACKBIRD – There is Nowhere

“And she told me that she loved me and she gave me my money back.”
Every now and again, I hear an artist that I completely fall for, purchasing every release in sight, pissing off my flatmates with constant repetition of their entire back catalog. Mellowdrone front man, Jonathan Bates, under his (relatively) new moniker Big Black Delta, has been on my list of said artists for some time now, ever since I was first introduced to his beautifully twisted and distorted brand of pompous electro-pop supporting M83 in New York’s Central Park.
His newly released video for track Huggin & Kissin is the perfect introduction to his weird and wonderful world of UFO and space obsession. Between the cat and giant octopus battle and blissful martian family life, I don’t really have much clue what’s going on, but none of that really matters when its sound-tracked by such intensely dirty drums and synths. Ohh baby!
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Video: Big Black Delta – Huggin & Kissin

Fur coats, boats, water, mountains, excessive eye makeup and dolphins:
With a video perfectly complimenting the watery, reverb drenched synths and beckoning vocal performance, Swedish artist iamamiwhoami, aka Joanna Lee’s most recent effort, fountain, is one of her strongest to date. There are elements of Tycho-esque glistening production throughout, all of which are set to a mystifyingly melodic hook.
Watch out for some interesting clothing choices.
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Video: iamamiwhoami – FOUNTAIN

Glasgow has long been a melting pot for new music, but its self contained live scene, has to me at least, been one of its main constraints and downfalls. Bands often fall into a seemingly inescapable circle, roaming the local toilet venues, year after year and single release after single release, their sounds limited to only a select few local music fans. With CHVRCHES and younger siblings Prides trading the live circuit for the mysterious online approach, fame and fortune soon followed.
Fellow Glasgow resident, Douglas Wilson, a.k.a, GIANT FANG (capital letters must be the ‘in’ thing), only has a modest 2,000 listens on his latest release and seems to have slipped under the radar slightly. Comparisons to his previously mentioned contemporaries are likely, but there’s something much grander to his sound. Like a galactic Bruce Springsteen crashing head on with M83, “Golden Age” conjures images of a modern day John Hughes classic, with delicate falsetto vocals dangled over a wall of lovely synth-iness.
2014, step up and take notice.
His new single Golden Age available now via POP unLTD
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New: Giant Fang – Golden Age

Having recently returned from a stint in Barcelona, Glasgow’s <a href="https://www.facebook.com/segabodega">Sega Bodega</a> is really beginning to show us his production and melodic chops. With swirling synths and a horn section that <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJos0ifG7T0">Kanye</a> would be proud of, “Stay Nervous” is the Glaswegian’s most immediate track yet. One to get excited about in 2014.
His Song Dynasty E.P is available now, via Week of Wonders.
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Crack in the Road

DraperOn You (feat. Alby Hobbs)

SlaptopRemember

Jimi Charles MoodyThe Woman

IYESNo Wonder

MUNAPromise

IYESSo Crazy

MIYNTCivil War

MUNASo Special

AZEKELMad About The Boy

Premiere: Gossip ColumnMedical Medley

KOPPSDumb

The Night VIToo Late To Lie

Jim ValentineHello

Premiere: To The WeddingSilver Currents EP

Black HoneyBloodlust

La PlageMark

Amber RunThank You

Fickle FriendsFor You

Teen BrainsFlume

FAMYFriends Home

Freedom FryMicrophone

MMOTHSSanto

HartheimWelcome To Hartheim

Wunder WunderHail The Madmen

Fantastic FantasticHouses

Premiere: EscapistsOcean of Noise

Amy MilnerHave It All

VÉRITÉStrange Enough

Introducing: Leave the Planet

Wunder WunderMidnight Hours

HartheimWelcome to Hartheim

Introducing: To The Wedding

DIDSkills

New:The Night VIWonderlust

Introducing: WHITE