by Michael Moretti | Feb 10, 2017 | New Music
Nigerian solo act Nukubi steps into indie pop with the release of his single “Bronze.” Drawing influence from Blood Orange, Dev Hynes, and Petite Noir, this track acts on rhythmic syncopation, booming baritone vocals, and a funk-fueled guitar and bass. Nukubi has...
by Michael Moretti | Feb 10, 2017 | New Music
Bjarke Bendsen’s latest brainchild Rainbrother slips into folk-rock with his latest single “Blue.” The project was formed after returning home from a European tour with his former band The Migrant, recalling Bendsen to his musical roots. Drawing inspiration from Pink...
by Cassandra Dailey | Feb 10, 2017 | New Music
Post-club trio Emmecosta is back with their unique brand of soft electronica in their latest single “His Power Of Youth.” The band gained their notoriety with the 2015 release of Snowboy, establishing their place in the self-deemed “post-club tropical indie soul”...
by Nick Sessanna | Feb 8, 2017 | New Music
Californian quartet Blank Space debuted their chill-out indie rock with “Promiscuous Mortality.” They have only been a band for about four months, but that hasn’t stopped them from packing their songs with noodly guitars, catchy whoa-oh vocal runs,...
by Nick Sessanna | Feb 8, 2017 | New Music
Do you have 1:47 to spare? If so, we think you should check out Benji Heinke’s latest demo, “Why Won’t You Reply To Me?” Benji combines lo-fi, DIY production values with jangly guitars and an upbeat vocal melody – not to mention subject...
by Nick Sessanna | Feb 8, 2017 | New Music
Noisy UK post-punk act Mutes caught our attention with the first single off of their upcoming debut LP, “Vanishing.” The Kraut-rock quartet infuses typical post-punk fervor with a strong sense of melody and just the right amount of ambiance – not to...
