The song is taken from their self-titled album, out May 20th via Sub Pop Records. Pre-order your copy here.
If you’re looking for a raw, sugary blast of distorted pop, look no further than Weird Nightmare. The debut album contains all of his main band’s bite with an unexpected, yet totally satisfying, sweetness. Imagine The Amps covering Big Star, or the gloriously hissy miniature epics of classic-era Guided by Voices combined with the bombast of Copper Blue- era Sugar—just tons of red-line distortion cut with the type of tunecraft that thrills the moment it hits your ears.
Edkins says of the song, “‘Lusitania’ was a big breakthrough for the entire Weird Nightmare album. I realized that, musically, my goal was to make songs that would make people feel good! This idea of waking up from a terrible dream or winter changing into spring. Momentary relief. We all need that feeling right now and music has always been what I turn to most.” The video for the song was directed by Colin Medley.
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“I write everything many times over. All my thoughts are second thoughts”. Aldous Huxley
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The song, produced, recorded, mixed in 2021 by Tommaso Mantelli at Lesder Studio, is the first taken from the forthcoming new album out soon.
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The song is taken from their brand new album 'Lion on A Leash', released in March 2021 via Wiretap Records. Buy your copy here.
The song is out today (March 25) now via Moonboot! Records and is taken from their forthcoming debut album set for release this Autumn. Get it here.
“Building off the description of a fever dream is, the song touches on being stuck in “the in between” phase in life and love. A lot of inspiration was pulled from the sudden change of the pandemic and its effect on both life/love. In life, we were forced to stay put and rearrange our hopes/dreams/aspirations. In love, our relationships changed – we had to adapt to this new way of living, and living with our partner,” says the band.
“Reflecting on how things used to be, but now you’re caught in a “fever dream” of this weird phase of life and that feeling that grass was always greener/nostalgia for better times.
Of course, this can happen without the Pandmeic, but a lot of the album is a reflection on how much this era has changed us as humans.”
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DV Stargaze sounds like a whirlpool of melancholy and euphoria. Their signature fuzzpop is rich with melodic hooks above celestial synths and swirling guitars - for fans of Crocodiles, Tame Impala, Moon Duo, Beach House and other alternative heavy weights.
Balancing elements of dream pop and psychedelic rock, the bands sixth single ’September’ provides an anthemic soundtrack for our country’s love of Australian Rules Football. Amongst euphoric synths, pop melodies and textured harmonies is a heartfelt singalong for fans of all clubs and colours.
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The song is taken from David Schönenberger new album 'Snake Of My Heart' set to be released on May 20th (vinyl/digital) via Ikarus Records.
Recorded during the last two years, the album was mixed by Renaud Lussier (live engineer of The Besnard Lakes and other bands from Montreal) at Breakglass Studio, Montreal CA.
With “Snake of my Heart”, Black Monitor releases his first solo record under this pseudonym. It features nine songs written and performed by David Schönenberger himself.
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