Public Service Broadcasting New Single/Video "Blue Heaven (ft. Andreya Casablanca)"

London experimental/electronic outfit Public Service Broadcasting have unveiled the video for their new single "Blue Heaven (ft. Andreya Casablanca)".

The song is part of our current playlist and is taken from their forthcoming fourth studio album 'Bright Magic', which will be released on Play It Again Sam on September 23. Pre-order your copy here.

Andreya Casablanca of Berlin garageistes Gurr stands in for Marlene Dietrich in “Blue Heaven”, an anthem of proud self-determination.

Watch/listen below.

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New Entry: Fargo Devianti & Vongold Share New Single "Rebecca"

Mexican indie dance/dark disco/electronic duo Fargo Devianti & Vongold have shared their addictive new single "Rebecca".

The song is taken from their upcoming EP 'Storm In A Teacup', a tribute to acid humor & their fashion, cinema and rock idols/icons, available on August 16 through Rotten City Records. Pre-order your copy here.

’Rebecca’, is track unsettling in all aspects, strings out of tune, naughty arpeggios delicately bouncing over psychedelic notes and the highlighted Koto dragging us to perceive the world music fibers. The hilarious and unveiling lyrics with monthly horoscope vibes is born from the main character on Fargo Devianti & Vongold's favorite film ‘Ghost World’.

Take a listen below.

Watch: Pozi Release Music Video For "Detainer Man"

London punk/post punk band Pozi have released the video for their latest single "Detainer Man".

The song is taken from their upcoming new EP 'Typing' which will be out on 29th October via PRAH Recordings. Pre-order your copy here.

“This song is written from the perspective of a brainwashed police officer, preprogrammed to inflict abuse upon a person not conforming to the system. Robotic self orders instruct the officer to detain people.”

Detainer Man is a surging rush of thick bass lines, fidgety string squalls and frantic call and response vocals. It’s a queasy but exhilarating ride, complimenting the group’s intentionally minimalist sonic palette, as Burroughs and Brook take on the role of a pre-programmed police officer dishing out abuse. It’s inspiration could’ve been drawn from any number of protests held over the past year.

Watch the video below.

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