Mood Organ are a Leeds-based experimental rock group who first caught my attention around this time last year with their breath of fresh air EP Slightseeing. Now they’ve released its follow-up Iconic Bench Scenes and I was keen to find out if it held a similar kind of magic. Here’s my track by track rundown.
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The Pink Nostalgia, real name Joseph James, has featured once before on our blog through his beautifully ambient track Radio Silence. Now he’s back with a new, emotionally-charged one. It’s called Flowers.
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Mythie is a Lille, France-based Avant Garde artist who has caught my attention with her raw and cinematic new track and video Mermaids.
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Lockyer Boys are an indie pop duo based in Thunder Bay, Canada. Working with Grammy-nominated producer Jeff Dawson and Alan Poettcker from These Kids Wear Crowns, they’ve just released their new single LATKD.
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Celestial North is a Scotland, born, Kendal-based dream pop artist who has caught my attention through her folklore-infused new single. It’s called When The Gods Dance.
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Ear Candy is the solo indie pop project of Ringwood-based producer and singer songwriter Jamie Jordan. He’s caught my attention through his bright and breezy new single. It’s called Better Alone.
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Hyooman are one of the bands that I’ve discovered in the last year that I’ve got a lot of time for. There’s just something about their unique brand of grungy alternative rock that keeps me coming back to their music. Now they’ve released a debut album of ten short, sharp tracks. It’s called Pilot.
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Gloomy June are a San Francisco, USA-based indie rock act who we’ve been covering on this blog for the past few months. In March, Jane discovered a bit more about them through an interview, and last month I shared their track This Party Is a Warzone. Now they’re back with their debut EP. It’s called Popsick.
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Warahenege, real name Praveen Somarathne, is a Manchester-based dream pop artist who I first discovered for the blog at the end of last year through his track Skyscrapers And Oceans. It features on his recently released debut EP, so I knew I had to give it a listen. It’s called Velvet, Black, Ignite.
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