Heavy Rotation: Beach Slang, Morgan Delt, Three Oh Sees & More
Some of my favourite listens from Adam Torres, Itasca, Jagwar Ma and more...
Juniper Arms (Adam Torres) - I have been previously hypnotized by Adam Torres, but nothing prepared me for the melancholic beauty of Juniper Arms. For it's that exquisite.
Punks in a Disco Bar (Beach Slang) - Now this is what a monstrous summer rock-jam sounds like! And those guitars!
Buddy (Itasca) - Alluring and oh-so-gentle piece of folk music from Kayla Cohen.
O B 1 (Jagwar Ma) - Those groovy synths are what I came for!
The System of 1000 Lies (Morgan Delt) - We already had had a sweet gauzy taste of Delt's upcoming full-length offering Phase Zero in the form of I Don't Want To See What's Happening Outside, and he's now followed it up with a song that's a total psychedelic bliss-out.
Easy as Possible (Mothers) - A fine, comforting tune from the Georgia-based indie-rock quartet that's textured as much as its beautiful. Not to forget, Kristine Leschper's haunting voice.
The Axis (Three Oh Sees) - What's with this week and so many psychedelic fuzzy songs? But I'm definitely not complaining!
Other notable listens of the week - Flock of Dimes' Semaphore, Fraternal Twin's False Alarm, Justice's Safe and Sound, Lizard Kisses' In My Way, Phebe Starr's Lavender Scars, The Saxophones' Best Boy, Ultimate Painting's Bills, UNKLE's Cowboys Or Indians.
Juniper Arms (Adam Torres) - I have been previously hypnotized by Adam Torres, but nothing prepared me for the melancholic beauty of Juniper Arms. For it's that exquisite.
Punks in a Disco Bar (Beach Slang) - Now this is what a monstrous summer rock-jam sounds like! And those guitars!
Buddy (Itasca) - Alluring and oh-so-gentle piece of folk music from Kayla Cohen.
O B 1 (Jagwar Ma) - Those groovy synths are what I came for!
The System of 1000 Lies (Morgan Delt) - We already had had a sweet gauzy taste of Delt's upcoming full-length offering Phase Zero in the form of I Don't Want To See What's Happening Outside, and he's now followed it up with a song that's a total psychedelic bliss-out.
Easy as Possible (Mothers) - A fine, comforting tune from the Georgia-based indie-rock quartet that's textured as much as its beautiful. Not to forget, Kristine Leschper's haunting voice.
The Axis (Three Oh Sees) - What's with this week and so many psychedelic fuzzy songs? But I'm definitely not complaining!
Other notable listens of the week - Flock of Dimes' Semaphore, Fraternal Twin's False Alarm, Justice's Safe and Sound, Lizard Kisses' In My Way, Phebe Starr's Lavender Scars, The Saxophones' Best Boy, Ultimate Painting's Bills, UNKLE's Cowboys Or Indians.
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