The fourth compilation in Eskimo Recordings’ Colour series, The Orange Collection showcases a roster of artists whose new tracks each cornerstone the label’s latest … Continue reading “Eskimo Recordings’ Orange Collection”
October 2017 New Remixes
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Floaters by Lightning Bug
The mammoth analog roar of Lightning Bug‘s latest album Floaters throughout ten intricately ordered recordings molds this overly well-balanced, dreamy and experimental experience en … Continue reading “Floaters by Lightning Bug”
Duly Noted Records Compilation Review
In scant more than Duly Noted’s recent 18-month history, this London-based independent records consortium welcomes listening ears to a “Nightime-pop” potluck, a sampling of … Continue reading “Duly Noted Records Compilation Review”
Year One by Darkswoon
Year One – Portland, Oregon based music group Darkswoon‘s debut EP – was recorded beginning in November 2014 and completed earlier this year, and … Continue reading “Year One by Darkswoon”
Talk
Explore Los Angeles record label Next Waves‘ latest selection of glory-chill. Talk – by Australian band Atlas Bound – boasts a new cool about this syndicate of artists. Next Wave … Continue reading “Talk”
Birds Flying High
Tides are mellow and the feelings are strong! Ramp up surf-side with this premier summertime vibe by Möwe – Birds Flying High – an Austrian electro stunner in collaboration with Nikodem … Continue reading “Birds Flying High”
All We Are · Stone
If perhaps you hear a little something Irish, Norwegian or Brazilian in All We Are’s premier track Stone, it’s certainly evidence of this trio … Continue reading “All We Are · Stone”
5 Years of Bedroom Suck Records
Bedroom Suck Records began in Brisbane five years ago and has recently put out a double-LP anthology, a private reserve of 27 doubtless, stunning … Continue reading “5 Years of Bedroom Suck Records”
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RedBull SoundSelect at Doug Fir Lounge ft. The Shrine 2/13
Portland SoundSelect curated by Kill Rock Stars featuring Nasalrod, Danava, and the Los Angeles based band The Shrine. Another great RedBull sponsored concert event … Continue reading “RedBull SoundSelect at Doug Fir Lounge ft. The Shrine 2/13”
Author inhighlightPosted on Categories 2015Leave a comment on RedBull SoundSelect at Doug Fir Lounge ft. The Shrine 2/13 Rontoms Sunday Session ft The Hugs and Rick Bain 12/28
A festive Rontoms Sunday evening concert event featuring two fun and talented Portland bands, The Hugs and Rick Bain. The Bain act had video … Continue reading “Rontoms Sunday Session ft The Hugs and Rick Bain 12/28”
Author inhighlightPosted on Categories 2014Leave a comment on Rontoms Sunday Session ft The Hugs and Rick Bain 12/28 Bands at Holocene ft. Peaking Lights 12/7
The LA-based duo drew a welcoming crowd, part of Holocene’s celebration of “the full moon in Gemini and feminine energy.” The opening collaborative performance … Continue reading “Bands at Holocene ft. Peaking Lights 12/7”
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The series is back! Also featuring USNEA and Deafheaven, the event was hosted by PDX Pop Now! at Holocene on 11/2/2014
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Cold Clinical Love · Bob Dylan
Leave a comment on Cold Clinical Love · Bob DylanA video for the first of two songs to arrive from Cold Clinical Love, a quirky meditation on the whole project’s (so far) loosely … Continue reading “Cold Clinical Love · Bob Dylan”
Poliça · Warrior Lord
Leave a comment on Poliça · Warrior LordOfficial video of the song Warrior Lord by Poliça, the latest in anticipation of a brand new album from the group due on October … Continue reading “Poliça · Warrior Lord”
Pure Bathing Culture · Dream The Dare
Leave a comment on Pure Bathing Culture · Dream The DareA trove of pleasing eye candy, Pure Bathing Culture has premiered an official video for their song Dream The Dare, from the recent album … Continue reading “Pure Bathing Culture · Dream The Dare”
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Talk
Explore Los Angeles record label Next Waves‘ latest selection of glory-chill. Talk – by Australian band Atlas Bound – boasts a new cool about this syndicate of artists. Next Wave … Continue reading “Talk”
Birds Flying High
Tides are mellow and the feelings are strong! Ramp up surf-side with this premier summertime vibe by Möwe – Birds Flying High – an Austrian electro stunner in collaboration with Nikodem … Continue reading “Birds Flying High”
All We Are · Stone
If perhaps you hear a little something Irish, Norwegian or Brazilian in All We Are’s premier track Stone, it’s certainly evidence of this trio … Continue reading “All We Are · Stone”
5 Years of Bedroom Suck Records
Bedroom Suck Records began in Brisbane five years ago and has recently put out a double-LP anthology, a private reserve of 27 doubtless, stunning … Continue reading “5 Years of Bedroom Suck Records”
Anthony Naples · Body Pill LP
By way of Text Records / Proibito, Refugio is Anthony Naples’ latest appearance, a track from an upcoming LP available in North America on … Continue reading “Anthony Naples · Body Pill LP”
Hunny · Cry For Me
Known as Hunny, this band’s debut single Cry For Me is a deliberate production. With the piercing subtlety of it’s wonderfully recorded instrumental decor, this … Continue reading “Hunny · Cry For Me”
Fort Lean · I Don’t Mind
The very first song on an LP by Fort Lean, I Don’t Mind will appear this Brooklyn band’s debut LP in spring. With it they’ve thrown … Continue reading “Fort Lean · I Don’t Mind”
Calypso · Oracle
Also available on the 27th is this intriguing Tape / Digital EP release by Calypso, titled Oracle, via Atelier Ciseaux. That’s spells Workshop Scissors in French for … Continue reading “Calypso · Oracle”
Nothing Like Me
Nothing Like Me by Lyon and Lowe is the the latest offering from Love Our Records, the intercontinental provider of “Free Music.” The multi-faceted instrumental take … Continue reading “Nothing Like Me”