Flooding Share Transept Exit
If your frustrated with the world, feeling like you just want to punch a hole in the wall, well, then nothing’s going to get your mind ready for it like listening to the latest single from Flooding. They walk this fine line in their music that operates between a nightmare and gorgeous slowcore; you can hear the hints of both working against one another in this track. It opens in a brooding fashion, letting the vocals come in on a whisper as speakers begin to rattle on the edges. Here, the track erupts with this tenacity that begs your attention, like a caged-animal let loose through in your room, destroying all in its path, only to come to a close as it catches its breath, reflecting upon its power. Flooding will release Silhouette Machine on September 29th…with a tour scheduled at the end of October.
It seems weird to say, but last week was the first time in a long time where I was able to find every song we covered on all the DSPs! Does this mean I’ve gone mainstream? Anyways, we had a few premieres running from the likes of Class and Alijca-Pop, so be sure to check those jams out.. And, as per usual, dipped our toes in the Austin pond, with new stuff from Holy Wire and the stream of Will Johnson‘s new LP. Oh, and we made sure we had as much Oceanic coverage as possible, throwing our weight behind Soft Covers, Native Cats, The Small Intestines and Exek! Give a listen to the singles below!
It’s Friday. Friday’s the new Tuesday, but does anyone even remember Tuesday release days anymore. So, here’s a bunch of stuff I jammed today, and I recommend for you to jam as well. Plus, threw in one of RayRay’s favorite bands too.
Tobias Isaksson’s 
For those following the nerdy side of Australian pop music,