ICEBERG is a New York State, USA-based artist, producer and multi-instrumentalist who has featured on our blog a few times now. She’s just released the third single from her self-produced EP Swim, and it comes complete with a video. The track is called Blood Bank.
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Nashville, USA-based singer songwriter Betty Reed has featured on our blog a couple of times now. First through her acoustic EP Mistakes Made, Lessons Learned back in March, and more recently through her single Without You over the summer. Now’s she’s back with a new alternative pop offering. It’s called Shallow End.
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Brooklyn, USA-based singer songwriter Shilpa Ananth first came to my attention earlier this month thanks to her experimental track and video The Search. I enjoyed it so much I thought it worth sharing again.
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Anto Cossu is a London-based Italian musician and composer. Along with guitarist Antonio Perry and drummer Dave Roberts, the trio form Anto Dust whose sound incorporates dream pop and cinematic sensibilities. They’ve just hit my radar thanks to their first single in two years. It’s called A Larkin.
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Since I discovered Dorking-based alternative dream pop duo T.I.G.Y. over the summer thanks to their EP Sunny Dog Days, they’ve become something of a favourite of mine. Following the EP were two unique covers – Miike Snow’s Animal and LCD Soundsystem’s Someone Great. Now they’re back with a new one, the sixth release from their debut album. It’s called World Full of Want.
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One of the few silver linings of the COVID pandemic was that it allowed many of us to take pause and think about our priorities. This was the case for Roseburg, USA-based blues rock outfit Widespread Haze. With studios shut and gigs off the menu due to the pandemic restrictions, the trio set about recording their debut album themselves. Move is the result.
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Mt Fog, the recording name of Seattle, USA-based folktronica artist Carolyn B, has been making quite a splash on the underground music scene. Frequently featured on her local radio station and selected as a grantee of the 2022 Church of Noise, there’s a buzz surrounding her. A few single releases this year have accumulated in the release of her second album. It’s called Spells of Silence.
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Inspired by one of Leonard Cohen’s most memorable lyrics (and one of my favourite), neoclassical composer Gifts From Crows, real name Richard Laurence, is back on the blog with another new piece. This time it’s the ambient and piano versions of his composition Fragments of Light.
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Anecdotes Of Wired Minds is the debut album from Swiss electronica duo Paraphon. The collection is a tribute to the pair’s most beloved instrument, the too often overlooked synthesiser.
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