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Teasea Shares Always Single

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There’s an astronomical sensation that arrives when you press play on this new Teasea track; the cavernous nature of the distorted guitars contrasted against the bright notes hidden in the mix make you feel weightless, drifting beneath an ocean of stars. You’re falling away, until the vocals enter the picture, tethering you to your reality. Despite the weighted nature of the tune and its ominous tunes, you can almost feel a gradual sense of hope, particularly in the way the vocals hit the melodies and the string arrangements build this crescendo of wistfulness. Definitely a nice visit into the other-worldy region of ambient shoegaze sorts.

Best Bets Share Spooky Signals Video

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We were ecstatic when we got news that there was a new record on the way from Best Bets this year; the first single was reminiscent of new member Joe’s work in Salad Boys, but this one dives full on into blissed out pop rock. You’ll hear two distinctive guitar lines riding through, one creating this curtain of distortion while the other kicks off in the front of the mix, dancing a little jangling jig. There’s a cooled earnestness on the vocals, almost feeling like you’ve got al little hope left for you in the world. The Hollow Husk of Feeling will pleasantly fall into our laps on September 27th via Meritorio Records.

Constant Follower Return with Whole Be + New Album

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Staying with our slow morning vibes here, this new Constant Follower is a reminder of the majesty that swarms around Stephen McAll. There’s always something spiritual in McAll’s voice, as it’s been the lighthouse in the storm for years, but as the tune guides us towards reflection on our own imperfections, you find yourself moved without ever having taken a step. And, as per constant with Constant Follower, the accents added to the craft add these layers of depth that leave you bewildered, almost in awe at how ornate the music feels, while still feeling powerful. This is the first listen from The Smile You Send Out Returns to You, which was recorded here in Texas; it will be out early next year via Last Night from Glasgow.

Vilde Shares a Hideous Win Single

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Very much in my feelings today, with lots of changes going both in regards to family, socially and employment, so reminding myself to take a breath and just soak in the world around me is best served when there’s an appropriate soundtrack, like the work of Vilde. The latest single from the next Vilde record explores the album’s theme: “a pre-written narrative inevitably drifts astray in an ever-changing world.” This is a perfect expression of my morning feels, soaking the ideas and thoughts that have, today, gone askew. All of it is dressed with an intimate guitar (another album focal point), while the vocals embrace a human fragility tying all the nuanced bits together.

Wolfschmidt Share Crisis Single

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Twisted and turned into a need for some crunchy rock this morning, though I’ll never shy away from a nice vocal, thus why this Wolfschmidt single’s hitting home. You’ll hear the feathered curl of melody working throughout the song, carefully tucked beneath the wall of noise built up by the Swedish outfit. For me, the crashing of the riffs feels more like a 90s alternative radio lean, so as a 90s teen, that’s definitely something that resonates with my listening habits. They continue those ripping lines as they chaotically bring the song to a dramatic close, pumping up the volume and mixing up speeds so you’re head spins until the track comes to an abrupt stop!

Shady Cove Share Midwest Video

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After comparing Shady Cove to Wilson-Philips, I still can’t walk away from that comparison. But, what I can say is they’ve continued to take that dual vocal work and branch their sound into something that feels timeless. There’s a heavenly synth wash throughout this tone, the sort that you definitely notice, though it never detracts from the focus, especially when the guitar lines cascade and dance a bit in the mixture of swirling sonics. I do appreciate how they’re flirting with those of us with dreampop inclinations, yet they hold onto their own instincts, which keeps a little uniqueness in their craft. Part II will be released on August 30th.

Wut Drop Guts Brains Single

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This Wut record is shaping up to just be an eleven track collection of pop hits, with another sample of that bounding joy presented below. The Vancouver act definitely feels like they’ve put on their Pacific NorthWest sweaters this morning, as you’ll surely hear early K Records nods to the drumming and recording style on this gem. Their whimsical overlapping vocal work textures the song with varying layers of melody, so much so that you’re likely to find yourself ensnared in the dense pit of pop layers. You’d also be near the bullseye if you threw your darts at a bit of an Oceanic nod, and you know that’ll keep silly folks like me coming back to this one. Wut will release Mingling with the Thorns via HHBTM on August 23rd.

Lunar Vacation Share Tom Single

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While I’ve dabbled in being a fan of Lunar Vacation, I’m totally onboard with their next record, at least from the three tunes we’ve heard, including this new single below. On the surface, it’s just a generally good pop rock number, with a chorus that has all the right elements to cast a spell over you. That said, it’s the nuanced little moments in the band’s craft that really ask you sit with the record; go to the 2:13 second mark, where the dreaminess is pulled apart for just a little more playfulness and tension building, pushing you up that pop mountain only to reach the top and shoot you joyously down the other side with a big ol’ grin upon your face. Everything Matters Everything’s Fire is out September 13th via Keeled Scales.

Fake Fruit Share Gotta Meet You Single

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Just a couple of weeks now and we’ll get to hear the entirety of Mucho Mistrust, but in the meantime, Fake Fruit have left us with a skronking post-punk piece that erupts into an all out jam session. They waste no time here, wiggling in with off-kilter percussion and a bopping sax squeal that sets the pace for the vocals to chase down. While the lyrics chase down everything, those notes move and squirm, always evading, adding to this sort of unstructured I style that’s as disorienting as it is intriguing. And then…it just starts to shake, the edges becoming obscured and everything starts to shake disorderly, prompting a closing freakout that’s the perfect exclamation mark! Mucho Mistrust is out via Carpark Records on August 23rd.

Lerryn Shares As a Mother Single

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Felt like you should start the midweek off with a spring in your step, and this Lerryn tune might just be the one to help you off on the right foot. Beginning with a strong vocal and a soft piano line, the song quickly moves into the infectious nature with a bubble of bass, then the rhythm completely takes off. You could easily hear the song rinse and repeat, and it wouldn’t hurt, but at the 52 second mark, the song blisters, revealing a fresh layer of pop sensibility that charms. It goes back, only to have a little tickle from the keyboard and a punctuated drive of the vocals, sharing another pop plot twist. All of this sweetness hides the serious nature, with Lerryn confronting her own thoughts on motherhood, and what that means for both mother and child. You’ll catch this song on the As a Mother EP, which is out September 13th via Redundant Span Records.

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