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Melancholy shoegaze/space rock music that isn’t afraid to kick at your speakers and make your average nihilist swallow his gum about the future of rock n’ roll.
Melancholy shoegaze/space rock music that isn’t afraid to kick at your speakers and make your average nihilist swallow his gum about the future of rock n’ roll.
What I am about to say is a complimentary statement: Make Believe Love’s artist profile
Just coming out of the Queensland scene, jangle pop band The Somedays introduce themselves with songs that range from melancholic to uplifting.
While the arrangements may give “cool” and even “rugged” in rock n’ roll nature, the lyrics give a sense of uncertainty.
If things feel like they are falling down the drain and threatening to take you with it, Static Spirit may be the album for you.
The new ambient EP from Russian composer Pashkovets is nostalgic for those looking back on happier times, and inspiring for those hoping for happiness.
This instrumental album understands your sense of fear and gives you a crackle of tranquility and hope within the madness.
If you need plenty of ramshackle in your psychedelic rock n’ roll, then “Asshole Pie Cologne” will likely scratch that itch you are looking for.
What makes songs like the dream pop/shoegaze hybrid “Haru” work so well is that they
Contrary to popular belief the slow takeover of the country genre is very welcome. Artists
You know what? Yup. It tracks. In different forums, I have been hearing people debate
The new EP from emcees Aigerue and Mikey focuses on true healing, which feels like a revolutionary act in today’s world.
Before we get into the music, let’s go ahead and check out the pedigree, shall
The almost dulcimer-like zing of the acoustic guitar strum by itself is one of the
As someone who was there when lo-fi rock and pop started becoming a common thing
Hana la Rene’s new single unfolds into a symphony reflecting the eyes of the Panopticon back at itself.
Common Loon’s airy timeless slice of soft rock caters to all in different ways, even in its loneliness.
So, suddenly, the conversation about what happened to rock has turned… obnoxious. For the sake
Even if this isn’t how pop usually sounds for those in the states, this is, at LEAST, how pop should feel.