by Cassandra Dailey | Oct 31, 2018 | New Music
Santa Barbara quartet The Phone Booth turn to songwriting to work through grief in their upcoming album, Roman. The band’s latest single preceding the release is “Swim in Oceans,” a cacophony of fuzz guitar and muddled vocals that gives nods to their west coast...
by Cassandra Dailey | Oct 31, 2018 | New Music
Burgeoning New Zealand electropop act OSQAR comes out swinging with his club-inspired, soon-to-be hit, “Let Me Be Your Weekend.” It’s got all the makings of an electronic bop; a little wistfulness, laid back endurance, and wavy synths to set the tone. In the scope of...
by Cassandra Dailey | Oct 29, 2018 | New Music, Uncategorized
West Virginia duo Mink’s Miracle Medicine strum up some homespun melodies steeped in emotion in their new single “Pyramid Theories.” Melissa Wright’s poignant vocals conjure imagery that stands the tests of time, hammered home with steady percussion and gentle guitar...
by Cassandra Dailey | Oct 25, 2018 | New Music
Zippy indie rock duo Family Hahas bring a lighthearted sense of nostalgia to their music that’s undeniably infectious. This is especially true of their latest single, “OK Year.” Clarion vocals and burgeoning synth lines maintain the song’s zest, opening up with...
by Cassandra Dailey | Oct 25, 2018 | New Music
Santa Barbara slacker rock outfit The Six Sevens hit the nail on the head of the quarter life crisis in their single “San Francisco.” The quintet’s jangly guitar lines and bleary drum fills help paint the picture of parental disappointment and being young, broke, and...
