Last Week’s Jams (1.6 – 1.10)

You missed our weekly roundup, didn’t you? Well, Last Week’s Jams returns, circling back on an organized playlist to remind you of all the fun we had rocking out the previous week. Touched on some Austin stuff with Gus Baldwin and Matador Sphere, making sure we rep the home base as often as possible. The big battle of the musical week came from The Laughing Chimes and Sharp Pins, both going head to head for some incredible indie vibes that will dominate the landscape this year…or so I hope. Didn’t hurt that we also got to hear more from Prism Shores and Pink Chameleons as they prep their new releases. Dig in below and don’t be afraid to tell me what you loved.

Some Fear Share Album Closer

Our Oklahomies in Some Fear have a much anticipated LP coming out for my birthday next week, January 16th (I’m pretty sure it’s a gift to me). Up until now, they’ve been offering up tunes that balance between quiet and loud, but this go round, they dive into the slower realms of their sound. “The Faucet Does All the Crying” closes the album out, and it’s a stretch of slow bending melody and vocals, like a time lapse video moving slowly with the change of the season; it’s an impactful listen that reveals the depth of their craft throughout the whole of the new LP. Some Fear is out next Thursday via Rite Field Records.

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