Each of these would have been a sure choice for today’s blog, but I don’t have the luxury of narrowing them down due to my computer issues.
A tangling of knotted sound and power, “Elk Mountain” pushes an envelope of music and creates a safe space to question the status quo.
Hopeful and pleasing, Cereus Bright puts out incredible folk music that captures the listener on so many levels.
This new tune boasts vocals that stretch and grind in a powerfully alluring way, dreamy thoughtful lyrics, and music that throws you into confusion as to where you are in time.
Really digging the hazy guitar sounds of each of these new bands and their new music. So, listen to what I am listening to, in all its gleaming glory!
Overcoats’ song has minimal instrumental distraction and flourishes in soft, lovely harmonies.
The Auto-Tune distortion is a technique used more and more these days. Is it something you appreciate or hate? Are you a purist? Listen….
“Reichpop” clearly has an upbeat tempo with its striking marimbas, but it also holds a depth that is undeniable.
Addie’s lilting and honest voice takes my breath away, while the accompanying guitars and drum grab my musical heart.
“Occlude” is a song of sweet sadness, pocketed with impressive healing possibilities and woven with a hypnotic, mantra of repeated sounds emphasized by soft drum percussion.