Offering a refreshing take on country-pop, The Kind Of Life We Like drives with a sense of story and character above all else, and introduces Brock Curtis on a notable high.
Music
Introducing an impressively pure and poetic debut album, from an artist with a clear balance of contemplation and nostalgia at the heart of his sound – STRICKLAND releases the mighty rock project Superficial Chaos.
Stripped-back and soulful, just vocals, piano, and plenty of space – dePresno connects from the heart, with SILENCE.
Taking things to the next level for emo-rap tones and dreamy production, the professional finish of VIGILANT’s MOLLY STAR quickly elevates an already enchanting melody and vocal, for a familiar yet striking journey.
Electronic optimism embraces from the outset, as French creative 48 Ocean collaborates with Equateur, for the brilliantly uplifting 22:22.
Backed by the organic embrace of a live band and some subtle off-beat reggae-style rhythms, Rockets proceeds to weave a funk-pop web of multi-layered musicianship and catchy vocal threads.
Live electric guitar-work gifts an immediately nostalgic indie vibe, as shoegaze alternatives Thee Peecock Angels deliver the brief yet striking EP Homebody.
Acoustic intimacy captivates from the outset, as songwriter and singer Rico Friebe delves into contemplation and wonder, with the melodically alluring, heartfelt Leave And Go.
An ode to the great Leonard Cohen, with faultless guitar-work and naturally recognisable vocals guiding us through this hypnotic melody and story.
Heavily creative and theatrically captivating, Throwaway takes artistic expression by storm with the brief yet striking Kyubabe.
Strength of songwriting and performance quickly takes the reigns over style and genre labels, for this engaging and addictively passionate new single by Chester Doom.
Eight original track showcases the best of the best from collaborative duo TG and JT Bolivar.