Australia soft punk/indie rock band Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever have dropped the video for their latest single "Blue Eye Lake".
The song is part of our current playlist and is taken from their third studio album 'Endless Rooms', which came out last month (May 6) via Sub Pop Records and Ivy League Records. Get your copy here.
Manchester indie rock/pop four-piece Delights have unveiled the video for their latest single "Iris".
The song is part of our current playlist and came out last month (June 9) via Modern Sky UK. Grab it here.
The band draw their inspirations from an eclectic catalogue of music, influenced both by what their parents played to them growing up and by their own musical discoveries. Merging these influences into a blend of bedroom pop with hints of 70's psychedelic music found the band quickly picking up praise from multiple outlets.
London electronic/dance trio PVA have announced the release of theirhighly-anticipated debut album 'BLUSH'.
Following on from the release of their critically acclaimed single “Untethered”, the album is due out 14th October via Ninja Tune. Pre-order your copy here.
Arriving closely on the heels of their 2020 EP “Toner”, the band’s stunning debut album sees them further consolidating the beating pulse of electronic music with the raw energy of a life-affirming gig and reveals more about the trio than they’ve ever previously shared. The eleven blistering tracks from the group, Ella Harris and Josh Baxter (who share lead vocals as well as handling synths, guitars and production) alongside drummer and percussionist Louis Satchell, are made from a formula of acid, disco, blistering synths, the release of the dancefloor and cathartic sprechgesang post-punk.
New single “Hero Man” offers a freeing and powerful new look into the latest stage of PVA’s musical evolution. The rhythmic track combines ethereal synth lines with propulsive basslines and precise, energetic drumming, whilst Harris’s self-facing lyrics build into the vocal hook of “can’t eat, can’t sleep, can’t go to work, I can’t leave”. Thematically, Harris explains that the song is about “a relationship with yourself that is restrictive and closed off,” going on to say that it is “an expression of this frustrated anger at masculinity and a resentment at being unable to free yourself from that and explore the world.”
Check out the album's tracklist and listen to "Hero Man" below.
