Maxwell Farrington and Le Superhomard Share Lorene
If Leonard Cohen were making music today, I have a feeling it would sound quite a bit like Maxwell Farrington and Le Superhomard. The duo create a rich sound that pulls from the subdued brand of electronica then match it up with the dulcet tones of Farrington’s croon; it feels like a timeless piece, yet very much molded to fit the modern generation. It makes sense they’re presenting this new single in a video format, as the track has a very cinematic nature to it; you can hear these little electronic pulses pushing forth, almost as if they’re accenting a climactic moment, or much the case here…a great accompanying vocal. They’ll release Window Tax via Talitres on April 24th.
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I love listening to an artist that feels like an outsider, someone who still feels like they’re channeling their best self to make music that’s meaningful, which is where I landed with 
The last couple of years we’ve spent a fair amount of time covering Mt. Fog, and as luck would have it, their multi-instrumentalist Casey Rosebridge has his own project too: 
Not too long ago, as we were playing catch-up, we introduced you to 
We’ve covered the work of Steven Svacina for quite a long time, as he was a big player in the Austin scene for some time before moving on up North. Surprisingly enough, he connected with another Austinite-gone-North, Eric Bill, and they’ve resurrected Steven’s 
I was looking for a little bit of a left turn in my listening when I stumbled upon this rad new track from UK project, Soft Power. There’s a bit of a sense of longing in the lonesome vibe of the guitar, but a metronomic punch on the rhythm section mystically pushes the tune, rolling forward like a tumbleweed. In the vocals you’ll find a bit of soul hanging on the syllables, almost in this sort of TV on the Radio territory, like a powerful hiccup at the end of various notes, purposefully meant to let the listener connect, so go on!
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