As conceptually provocative as ever, Lounge Act Jam reach new considerate depths with this EP – a project whose title alone invites a sense of startling self-awareness.
Synth Pop
A fantastic EP, in short – nice at first, superb by the mid-section, unmissable by the end.
From the heart and the programming software alike – a fresh take on a familiar style, and a genuine way to celebrate love and unity.
Project Haze turns out to be the perfect name for this band. These dreamy yet purposeful songs connect for their realness & soft embrace alike.
Despite the band name, Israeli-Australian twins Itamar and Daniel Livne write songs to stir up feelings of unity, and to discreetly combat the real-life bigots of our society.
Setting you up with a synth down-pour designed for & dedicated to uplifting audiences into the euphoric electronic warmth of pure energy.
From a writing perspective, the lyrics fascinate & refresh – the story feels new, the phrasing original & interesting, making sure to hold attention well with each & every line that pours through.
Alfonse raises the bar all the more so with impeccable song-writing & euphoric escapism.
Retro bass & echoes of classic dance make up the layers that lead us into this new alternative disco-pop single from Dejhare.
A masterful artist – one whom we’re lucky to have gracing our indie world & indeed our generation. Highly recommended.
While Kid Apollo undoubtedly has a style that appeals and is genuinely immersive and likeable, it’s also incredibly unpredictable – these are artistic audio experiences, designed to focus on certain feelings in a wholly hypnotic, provocative fashion.
Hypnotic riff work & lightly doubled vocals loaded with seductive depth guide us through a deeply poetic, intriguing opening track as Head Fake’s new EP hits the scene.