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In the News: Anti-ICE Protests, Athlete Fights for Victory, Apple Unveils Software Redesign

Software · Los Angeles

In the News: Anti-ICE Protests, Athlete Fights for Victory, Apple Unveils Software Redesign

80% Left coverage: 5 sources

More than 35% of Los Angeles' population is foreign-born, shaping its reaction to Trump's immigration crackdown.See the Story

New Music: Youth Sector – Break Something

Brighton, England · Brighton

New Music: Youth Sector – Break Something

Brighton’s Youth Sector describe new Break Something as “urgent call to arms” and whatever they’re selling, I’m buying! Youth Sector · Break Something Indie-rock with an eye on the pop charts, Break Something has all the makings of an indie classic. Powered by a tight and forward-driving rhythm section, the song serves as a euphoric and uplifting calling card for their upcoming Pop Couture album. Rousing and rebellious, Break Something slots nic…See the Story

Party Nails shares noir-electropop track ‘Trigger Warning’ #earwormoftheweek

Los Angeles, California · Los Angeles

Party Nails shares noir-electropop track ‘Trigger Warning’ #earwormoftheweek

Los Angeles singer-songwriter, artist, musician and producer Party Nails shares new single/video, ‘Trigger Warning’ – from Party Nails’ third album Pillow Talk, released earlier this year. Elana Carroll has been an unstoppable force since debuting as Party Nails in 2015. ‘Trigger Warning’ is a noir-electropop track with supercharged synths. Singing as a survivor processing her abusive relationship, Party Nails breaks free from isolation. “I lov…See the Story

New Music: The Sonic Trees – Give me something beautiful

Their MIDLIFE:CRISIS LP is shaping up to be a significant sonic and emotional event, as The Sonic Trees drop another stunning featured track, Give me something beautiful. Give me something beautiful by The Sonic Trees The Berlin outfit tap into the sounds of some of my favourite bands here, and somehow makes their divergent sounds together into a melody-driven moodscape. Violator-era Depeche Mode comes to mind, where synthpop merges into atmosph…Instagram · Germany Read Article

New Music: Psyclo – Everybody Sucks

Everybody Sucks is a real pivot away from the brooding, electronic sound of recent Pysclo single All My Tears Are Dry. Psyclo · Everybody Sucks Lyrically, however, it also explores similar territory. The arrangement may have a light and fun indie-pop sound – and the chorus at the end sounds unnervingly positive, but something else is also going on here. Everybody Sucks seems to contain an account of what comes across as a depressive episode, one…Read Article

New Music: The First Eloi – In Sepia

Since we covered Blanket Cave by The First Eloi back in March, the band has expanded to a five-piece for live shows. New single In Sepia showcases a change in tone and tempo for the band too. In Sepia by The First Eloi The band have their own defined sound, somewhere between the squall of My Bloody Valentine and the calmer moments of Chapterhouse and DIIV, and In Sepia keeps true to that in its own way. However, it’s not as fast-paced as previou…Germany · Germany Read Article

New Music: Tuxis Giant – Silver Cup

It’s a quick return to the blog for Tuxis Giant in the lead-up to the release of their new LP, You Won’t Remember This. You Won't Remember This by Tuxis Giant Like recent single Last Laugh, Silver Cup also looks to folk-rock in terms of its arrangement, though these are interpreted in a lush, more dreamlike way. That Neil Young influence remains, but more in the background, as the flow of the vocals, laden with a hint of wistfulness, is countere…Read Article

New Music: Freedom Shapes – I’m Praying

I’m Praying is one of the most disorienting and deceptive songs you’re likely to hear all year, and that’s what gives it such an implosive (I do mean Implosive) impact. Oh, where do you start? Initially, Freedom Shapes brings us on a journey into an oft-forgotten style of music. If you’re Irish or from certain parts of the American South, you’ll be familiar with the initial sound of I’m Praying. With an arrangement that straddles gospel and 50s …Ireland · Ireland Read Article

New Music: Dust Cwaine – Little Plans

Perfectly timed for Pride Month, Little Plans is a sweet, low-key, big-hearted song about T4T (trans for trans) love as it revels in its first, fresh blooms. Little Plans by Dust Cwaine Upbeat synth-flavoured indie rock with a real sense of giddy, loved-up euphoria in the vocals and lyrics, but also a startling display of emotional outpouring and vulnerability is pure fun from start to finish. If we’re lucky, most of us will experience that d…Vancouver, British Columbia · Vancouver Read Article

New Music: SHAGGO – My House

Leftfield indie-rock that switches from fragile musings to grunge-like rawness and angst in an instant, My House by SHAGGO is like a sonic shower, fresh and invigorating. Chores by SHAGGO Brooklyn-based SHAGGO is a queer femme punk band that came together thanks to a shared admiration for the 60s band The Shaggs. You can hear elements of proto-punk and garage rock at times on My House, but even in those moments, it remains sensitive and melodic.…Atlanta, Georgia · Atlanta Read Article

New Music: Tuxis Giant – Last Laugh

Boston/New York outfit Tuxis Giant (is that a baseball reference?) gently divine a path between early R.E.M. and The Pixies but with Americana elements on Last Laugh. You Won't Remember This by Tuxis Giant The quietness comes from the lo-fi arrangement and the tenderness with which the vocals impart the hard truths of the lyrics. Mood-wise, it reminds me of On the Beach by Neil Young, highly self-reflective, though certainly Last Laugh is more f…Boston, Massachusetts · Boston Read Article

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