I was taken with April June’s Wish I Could Hate You which I heard via the latest episode of Emmas Housemusic. It was released last month and I noticed that they have released a new single since then. Titled A … Continue reading April June – A Vision of You
The Francine Odysseys have just released their new EP. Titled My Favorite Distraction they write that “quarantine can be a boon for bedroom recording projects”. Given the four tracks here they are not wrong! The opening song Before You is … Continue reading The Francine Odysseys – My Favorite Distraction
Lisboa’s Hause Plants have released a second “single” from their forthcoming debut EP Film For Color Photos. Titled Summer Salt it’s packed full of jangling guitars that move so quickly you wonder if they are impatient for the song to … Continue reading Hause Plants – Summer Salt
A bit later in the month (again!) here is a mix rounding up tracks featured on the blog this past month or so plus some that slipped through the net. Alongside the usual dose of indiepop, shoegaze and jangle-pop you … Continue reading Records I Like Mix March 2021
Beach Vacation – Lost in Sight The follow up single to last November’s excellent I Fell Apart album is a dreamy, jangling affair which should come as no surprise since they claim their influences are “every Swedish pop band”. The … Continue reading The Right Thing Is Hard To Do
Here is a bit of jangle fest for you. The second single from Midlands-based The Gabriels fuses 1960s guitar harmonies with some country twang. The delicate vocals of singer Gudg float into your consciousness and take residence like a welcome … Continue reading The Gabriels – We
Philadelphia’s The Stammer return with a new EP called Burden On The Living after a couple of years away. And what a return. The title track is the place where jangle-pop meets post-punk. The words are heartfelt which comes as … Continue reading The Stammer – Burden On The Living
Padua’s Wake In June will be releasing their (well his new album) early next month via Z-Tapes. Titled Weak In June the album features contributions from Bryce Kepner and Uneima. There is one track available for streaming at present in … Continue reading A Sunday Round Up
The Blue Herons return with a brand new single. The band, who feature Andy Jossi (Switzerland) and Gretchen DeVault (US), produce a jangle-pop tune of the highest order with Endless Rain (or should that be lockdowns?). DeVault’s maudlin words are … Continue reading The Blue Herons – Endless Rain
Yesterday I mentioned some of the blogs I read in order to discover new music. Today I want to mention one of the regular mixes I listen to. I have been following Stephan’s Emmas House Music (named after that song) … Continue reading Jumping Someone Elses Train #2
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