Single: Rapt – White Sage
Jacob Ware is Rapt, and the London-based, Brighton-native singer-songwriter has released ‘White Sage’ – the
Jacob Ware is Rapt, and the London-based, Brighton-native singer-songwriter has released ‘White Sage’ – the
Not All Is Dark/All Is Never Lost [Series] by Rapt Jacob Ware, better known as
EDEN by TAPE TRASH Mustard does not like to curse often, but gosh dang it.
On a sweltering summer night in South London (31°), I travelled to The Ivy House
Natural Light {Single} by Rapt The stunning, tender new track from the ever-consistent UK folk
On the heels of the stunning release of Rapt’s haunting album Until the Light Takes
Until The Light Takes Us by Rapt “Today I got home to a letter from
Until The Light Takes Us by Rapt London-based artist Rapt returns with the poignant new
I shared this single in July, but I exchanged a few messages with Jacob today,
“Rapt’s new single is a country duet with a slowcore twist.“ This is a line
Wayward Faith by Rapt There is no words for this track. Jacob is a dear
Within the inmost realms of uncertainty, fragility and the paradisiacal way of getting into the
Within Thrall by Rapt I love vocals and instruments in this album, especially the title
Eclipse by Peaks of Valleys, an electronic/ambient indie rock band from Madison, Wisconsin, is the sonic equivalent of a closing eye, too stubborn to submit to sleepiness or an eclipse that is too shy to be observed but self-assured enough to appear in the sky. It rests at an in-between state of dark and light. Sleep and wakefulness. Absence and appearance. This is a record that is comfortably contradictory in terms of both its lyrics and the soundscape it engenders that wreathes your ears reminiscent of the velvetiness of the music of bands like Amber Run and Sleeping At Last.
With Jon Often’s debut EP Frankie, he’s primed and ready to join the indie pop staples that have come before him with a collection of instantly memorable bangers and smooth, nostalgic slow jams.
Human Barbie’s new singles invite you to step into their analog world, rich with imagery.
Entirely live-tracked, the second album from the Brooklyn “power disco” quartet is full of immaculate vibes and impressive musicianship.
Kinda Grizzly covers Murkage Dave at London’s Village Underground, featuring Kamran Khan, Nadeem Din-Gabisi, and other friends.
An accessible pop masterclass but also exceptionally arty and single-minded in its genre-bending execution.
Beginning with what sounds like a dial tone, Hamburg singer-songwriter Rico Friebe’s new double album