Meres Share Building Humans + Drop Worried Sick
Not sure what’s in the water this week, but brooding rock n’ roll seems to be my flavor of tea, with Meres just another act creating these dense bits of powerful blasts that have me cranking up the volume. This tune below is from their Worried Sick LP, the debut record the Aussie outfit just recently dropped, and now that it’s on your shores, you’re welcome to turn the knob to the right (or press the + button). I was caught by the slow switch, sort of dwelling in this haunting space for a moment before quickly bursting into the chorus where the band unleash their full force. It had a nice little tease into the release too, with this growling guitar line echoing behind the vocals, setting it all up. Check out the rest of the LP HERE.
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Not sure what is in the water this week, but this is the second track with either an artist or a song title employing the work “OK.” Regardless, I had a hell of a time listening to this new track from 
If you just look at last week’s collection in our Album Streams post, you can see it was certainly a busy week out there; there were no fewer than six albums that I adored, whether it was new Gotobeds or High Water Marks or Artificial Go, there was plenty to browse through. But, that was just the albums, and didn’t even cover the great music that popped up on the single side of things. I mean, there was new Jeanines, Ryli, Lightheaded and Whitneys Playland...all of which should have you cranking up your speakers. Some good Austin (and adjacent love) for acts like Little Mazarn, San Gabriel, Gustave Ochoa and Adrian Quesada, so doing our part on the local scene. There’s just too much good stuff out there, thus, you’re required to press play and space out for an hour.
There’s really so much great music out today that it’s impossible to bounce between all and so you’re going to have to dig into the mixture below and really figure out what you love the most. Since it’s raining great records, I put some word below so that maybe you can get a feel of what you might find if you press play. Jump below to hear my thoughts, and remember to support the artists and labels behind these great releases.
Swedish outfit 
I’m having a hard time listening to anything other than this