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mono mono - CityLights
mono mono – CityLights
mono mono is an electro-pop duo from Denmark. It consists of Karoline Elsig and Jakob Franck. The ambition behind the band is to “create an interesting soundscape, which builds around electronic sounds mixed with beautiful vocals and soothing saxophone notes.”
Their music can be described as electronic-pop influenced by trip-hop, ambient and synth-pop, built by their own samples recorded in nature, retro synthesizers and glitchy beats.
...Read More »Fifi Rong - Future Never Comes
London-based artist and producer Fifi Rong returns with the follow-up single to her acclaimed ‘Forbidden Desire’ EP. Seeing support from the Fader and Notion Magazine, as well as BBC Radio 1 airplay, Fifi Rong has entered the mainstream consciousness. Her renowned collaboration work includes her addition to Skepta’s ‘Konnichiwa’ album, with Complex citing her contribution to “one of the strongest album openers in British music history.” Continuing her own brand...Read More »Honeyblood - Babes Never Die
Honeyblood – Babes Never Die
Through a thrilling buzz of New Wave and Post Rock influence it shines in the present – youthful, melodic and supercharged by joy. “Babes Never Die” is the latest charming single that Glasgow’s Honeyblood have shared from Babes Never Die, their next album. Out from November 11th, you can pre-order translucent-green vinyl, CD and digital versions of it now.
...Read More »Nola Wren x Kill Dave - Knife
Nola Wren x Kill Dave – Knife
Brooklyn-based songwriter/producers Nola Wren (Kara Francavillo) and Kill Dave (David Dahlquist) recently teamed up to create “Knife”, a bold electro pop banger peppered with crystalline vocals, grinding synths, and a sweltering guitar solo. This is Dahlquist’s first release under the moniker Kill Dave, as well as his first collaboration with Nola Wren.
...Read More »The Night Café: Mixed Signals
The Night Café’s first steps came bathed in sunshine. All poppier than a fizzed-up Fanta melodies, this summer’s ‘Together’ single was a fresh-faced introduction to an equally bright and breezy group. On new track ‘Mixed Signals’, though, they’re succumbing to a darker side. “It’s so much harder now you’re not mine,” admits the skulking hook. It’s still buried amongst chirruping guitar lines, but this time around there’s a vicious side...Read More »Quiet Quiet Band: In The Body
Singing songs of love, death and Tony Robinson, Quiet Quiet Band are the rotting fruits in nu-folk’s verdant pastures. Extrovert practitioners of hillbilly hoedowns, sociopathic shanties and warped waltzes, QQB’s sometimes macabre, sometimes poignant ditties are further animated by a vociferous lyrical delivery, as they channel themes of love, desire, violence and death into wild, witty and wonderfully melodic tunes. “Our songs often evoke fictional characters who are reflecting on...Read More »The Other - Absurdly Happy Dance
The Other – Absurdly Happy Dance
A folktronica group comprised of three band members, the Other’s (他者) music shows the future trends and possibilities of rock’n’roll. Dreamy with 80’s new wave flavor, the lead female singer Xuan’s voice could lead you into a different, beautiful world.
Their debut EP titled “An Absurdly Happy Dance” (異常開心的一支舞) was produced by 2HRs’ keyboardist Chia-Wei Hsu and Four Pens’ Bibo Kang. Demonstrating different visions of music,...Read More »Kero Kero Bonito - Trampoline
Kero Kero Bonito – Trampoline
Honestly, I can never resist London trio Kero Kero Bonito’s bubbly whimsical brand of colorful electropop. Their new song is aptly entitled Trampoline, except the way our imaginations bounce on this sonic contraption is far more graceful than I’d ever look squirming awkwardly on a real life trampoline. Trampoline is KKB’s latest taster from forthcoming album Bonito Generation. It’s a carefree skipping, airy fun emulsion made...Read More »KNGDAVD - POPPIES, Say My Name
KNGDAVD – POPPIES, Say My Name
KNGDAVD reigns supreme when it comes to genre defying gritty searing music. That much was already apparent when we heard the mysterious New York outfit’s debut over the summer, Say My Name. They now follow up that track with a scorcher of a second song, POPPIES, fusing electronica, progressive soul, hip hop, and seething alt into an inferno of boiling passion. POPPIES is a free...Read More »PSSY PWR - COCAINE GIRLS
PSSY PWR – COCAINE GIRLS
With a project name like PSSY PWR and a debut song entitled Cocaine Girls, it’s not hard to predict what sort of gutsy bravado is about to overtake us on this new band’s first single. PSSY PWR does in fact take their inspiration from the sexual liberation of the 60′s, and they’re here to douse us with a generous helping of rebellious fun as they offer...Read More »