Utah’s Krooked Kings teamed up with Day Wave for this spicy amalgamation of both acts’ strengths. “Carbon Monoxide” is a perfect hybrid of KK’s fuzzed-out garage-y sound and Day Wave’s penchant for woozy and surfy compositions. Expect a laid back bass-and-drum groove upon which aloof vocals and jangly guitars lay. “Carbon Monoxide” is out now on Nobody Gets It Records. You can also find it on Spotify.
Day Wave is sure to dazzle you with his impeccably curated sound – an amalgamation of bedroom pop and dark indie rock sentiment. “Potions” is our latest obsession – a frantic song that’s as upbeat as it is urgent and as uplifting as it is downtrodden. Exploring themes of mental health and self-exploration, this one is perfect for fans of Castlebeat or Craft Spells, and even has a hint of Arcade Fire energy peeking through. Check out the video below, a cool compilation of ancient science b-roll. Add “Potions” to whatever service you prefer here.
Los Angeles-based Henry Nowhere is gearing up for the release of his digital 7″, due out on September 1st. Originally from Oakland, Nowhere moved to Los Angeles with Day Wave, a band he has worked with for the past few years as a bassist. Both songs “Don’t Care Where” and “come Back From LA” were recorded in Nowhere’s Oakland apartment. The single comes as a warm experience, with light vocals and rolling, gently picked guitar riffs. Check out “Don’t Care Where” below via SoundCloud