Visual art above by David Biskup [via]
Visual art above by David Biskup [via] PowerPCME’s “Terminal Clouds” is your psychedelic hot air balloon ride into the cosmos. With phasing, complex synth tones and colorful electronic textures littered across the production, “Terminal Clouds” is as spacey as it is aesthetically melodic. Be sure to take some time with “Honda Civic, Windows Down” another […]
Visual art above by Lubaina Himid [via]
Visual art above by Lubaina Himid [via] With a cryptic, classical-inspired opening that leads into a bumpy, rockin’ hand-clapping rhythms, slam poetry vocals, and a vast electronic production, “Mad Dogs and Englishmen” is a complex sonic experience. To say it’s eclectic is an understatement. Soundtrack Kai Fish for those night drives racing through the empty […]
Visual art above by Miro Denck [via]
Visual art above by Miro Denck [via] With heavy, sorrowful vocals combined with the spacious production and hard-driven guitar and bass lines, Chris Ayer’s “Heavy” is sure to emotionally capture you in his melancholic bubble but still give you a fun time. Perfect for an immersive and reflective day people-watching at the seaside.
Visual art above by Tatsuo Horiuchi [via]
Visual art above by Tatsuo Horiuchi [via] Bülow finds her own way to express write her own lust song, asserting that “this is not a love song.” The beats are tight, the rhythms are infectious, you’d ironically want to fall in love with this song. Perfect for deindividuating at the club as you release yourself […]
Visual art above by Ariel Davis [via]
Visual art above by Ariel Davis [via] Surf’s up, guys and gals, because HAWAI as introduced the world to surf indie rock with “Alive.” With surfer rock drum rhythms, heavy guitar soundscapes, and quintessential indie rock melodies to swoon over, “Alive” instills the energy and excitement that comes with finding that perfect wave of music.
Visual art above by Saehan Park [via]
Visual art above by Saehan Park [via] “Ashes” is as poignant as it is provocative with its intense lyricism and beautiful orchestrations that give the song an atmospheric and cinematic soundscape. Albert Af Ekenstam’s vocals shine, dynamically driving the song; it’s a powerful voice, but it’s very much controlled and thoughtfully distributed evenly. “Ashes” is […]
Visual art above by Pete Sharp [via]
Visual art above by Pete Sharp [via] Opening with an infectious collection of guitar arpeggios and culminating into a repetitive mantra-heavy beat, “Floating” probably gets its name from the hypnotic state of consciousness its listeners are sure to get. With sections that are vastly different from one another, ranging from spacey, drawn out sound spaces […]
Visual art above by Lisk Feng [via]
Visual art above by Lisk Feng [via] VIMALA proves in “Crystal” that it’s very much possible to be an electronic music virtuoso. Even with uses of instrumental samples, “Crystal” never repeats itself, and the electronic arpeggios play out like a complex jazz solo transcribed and translated into an electronic production. VIMALA’s whirlwind of a production […]