Last Week’s Jams (3.3 – 3.7)

Sure, we’ve had our eyes on SXSW as of late, but there were so many great songs coming out, we had to hustle to be sure we got to as many as possible. We covered new stuff from the Gotobeds and Reds, Pinks and Purples, plus we got to highlight longtime favorites like The High Water Marks and Exploding Flowers, just to name a few. We had some quick SXSW interviews with Cloth, Snacktime, Last Waltzon, Two Man Giant Squid and Saint Blonde, so all get a little feature loved today, along with the rest of the weekly bangers. Dive on into the collection below.

The Catenary Wires Join Brian Bilston for Sounds Made By Humans

We’ve long supported The Catenary Wires, as forever fans of anything Rob and Amelia do. This go round, they’ve joined up with acclaimed poet, Brian Bilston, for an exciting album billed as Sounds Made by Humans; it’s a bit of pop, a bit of poetry and the trails that are sprinkled in-between. The song opens with a sound bite, from Brian, but quickly erupts into a rolling twirl of thundering percussion and swirling vocal notes; it spins over and over, catching you like the undertow of the ocean, dragging you into the pop spectacle. Will all the tracks be like this? We’re not quite sure, as the LP aspires to mix the pop and the poet, but hopefully we’ll get to hear more from the folks at Skep Wax. Sounds Made By Humans is out on May 9th.

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