Showing posts with label Sonic Cathedral. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sonic Cathedral. Show all posts

Monday, November 19, 2018

New Entry: Echo Ladies Unveil "Overrated" (Robin Guthrie Version)

Swedish dream pop/shoegaze trio Echo Ladies have unveiled a Robin Guthrie (formerly of Cocteau Twins) version of the single "Overrated".

The double 7" Overrated (Robin Guthrie Version) / Rebel Rebel (David Bowie cover) is out now via Sonic Cathedral and Hybris.

"Overrated" was one of the highlight tracks on Echo Ladies' debut album Pink Noise, released earlier this year. Grab your copy here if you haven't already.

Stream the track below.


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Tuesday, July 03, 2018

Watch: Echo Ladies Unleash Music Video For "Apart"

Swedish dream pop/shoegaze trio Echo Ladies have unleashed the video for their latest single "Apart".

The song is part of our current playlist and is taken from their recent album 'Pink Noise', released last month (June 8) via Sonic Cathedral. Grab your copy here.

Watch the video below, it was produced and directed by Ebba Ågren.


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Monday, April 09, 2018

Watch: Echo Ladies Unveil Music Video For New Single "Bedroom"

Swedish dream pop/shoegaze trio Echo Ladies have unveiled the video for their new single "Bedroom".

The song is part of our current playlist and is the first single taken from their upcoming new album 'Pink Noise', which will be re-released on June 8 via Sonic Cathedral. Pre-order your copy here.

Watch the video below, it was directed by Ebba Ågren.



Pink Noise Tracklist:
01. Intro
02. Almost Happy
03. Apart
04. Bedroom 03:10
05. Darklands
06. Hard Ending
07. Overrated
08. Waiting For A Sign

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Wednesday, January 24, 2018

Watch: Echo Ladies Release Music Video For "Nothing Ever Lasts"

Swedish dream pop/shoegaze trio Echo Ladies have released the video for their latest single "Nothing Ever Lasts".

The song is part of our current playlist and is taken from their self titled EP, which will be re-released on March 23 via Sonic Cathedral.

About the track the band said: "The song is quite straightforward. It focuses on the feeling of loneliness and isolation you get when everyone around you is travelling, moving to new places or going on adventures, while your own life stays the same. The sound is inspired by Echo & The Bunnymen’s song 'The Cutter’, by trying to create an epic but sad chorus that would just go on and on.".

Watch the video below.


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Thursday, May 07, 2015

Watch: Spectres Release Music Video For "Mirror"

Bristol based psychedelic band Spectres have released the video for their next single "Mirror".

The song is part of our current playlist and is taken from their debut album 'Dying', released back in February via Sonic Cathedral. Buy it here.

The video was directed by Stephanie Elizabeth Third. Take a look below.



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Thursday, February 12, 2015

Watch: The Vacant Lots Share New Video For "6 AM (Alan Vega Remix)"

Burlington, Vermont psych/rock duo The Vacant Lots (aka Jared Artaud and Brian MacFadyen) have shared the video for the Alan Vega remix of "6 AM".

The song is part of our current playlist and will be released as a 7'' single on March 16th. It is taken from the band's debut album 'Departure', released in June last year via Sonic Cathedral. Get the single here.

The video was directed by Stephanie Elizabeth Third , who explains: "Almost at random I began to make trippy, unsettling and dark imagery that I felt hinted at the themes of the song's lyrics: death and the chase. The footage is a mix of scenes filmed in my studio as well as found footage from old horror stock; I thought the hysteria from these snippets would add a bit of gallows humour to the piece."

Watch it below.


Friday, October 17, 2014

Watch: Spectres Air Music Video For New Single "Sea Of Trees"

Bristol based psychedelic band Spectres have aired the video for thier excellent new single "Sea Of Trees".

The song, produced and mixed by Dominic Mitchison, is part of our curent playlist and is the first track from thier forthcoming debut album, due out early next year on Sonic Cathedral.

Visuals by Sophie Hoyle. Take a look below.



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Thursday, February 13, 2014

Watch: Younghusband Unveil Music Video For "Left Of The Rocks"

London psych-pop band Younghusband have unveiled the video for their latest single "Left Of The Rocks", off their debut album 'Dromes' which was released back in September via Sonic Cathedral. 

The song is part of our current playlist and will be released as a single on February 17, backed with two brand new recordings: a slow, menacing cover of John Cale's 'Gun', originally found on the ex-Velvet Underground man's 1974 solo album ‘Fear’, and a live in the studio version of the title track. Order the single here.

About the track, frontman Euan Hinshelwood says: "'Left Of The Rocks' is loosely about a love triangle gone wrong, and never being able to get away from it. We had a few versions, but with [album producer] Nicolas Vernhes' help we simplified it down to its most important elements. We had The Fall in mind, 'Bend Sinister' era. There is obviously a krautrock influence, too, but that's more apparent live. There’s still a pop song at its core."

The VHS-inspired video was directed by Rebecca Salvadori. Take a look below.


Monday, September 09, 2013

Watch: Lorelle Meets the Obsolete Share "What's Holding You?" Music Video

Mexican psych-rock outfit Lorelle Meets the Obsolete have shared the video for "What’s Holding You?" the first single from their forthcoming third album 'Chambers', which is due out in early 2014, following this year's 'Corruptible Faces'. 

The song was recorded by Cooper Crain (of Chicago psychdrone legends Cave) and mastered by Sonic Boom (Spacemen 3, Spectrum) . It will be available on a limited-edition blue vinyl 7” and as a digital download on September 23rd, and comes backed with "Medicine To Cure Medicine Sickness".

You can pre-order it now on Sonic Cathedral and Captcha records.

Check out the video below.