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New AAPS: “Invisible Sophisticated”
[youtube=”http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4aXZ-NaSgk”] Dance music for ghosts, right here. AAPS find a nice little groove within the misty confines of “Invisible Sophisticated,” their latest song and video combo (watch above). For a split second it looks the mysterious project might embrace full-on, floor-filling music by ushering in a big stomach-punch beat and a piano line that wouldn’t…
Make Believe Melodies’ Favorite Japanese Albums 2017: #20 – #11
#20 Suntra Oblivion Summer Coast There were plenty of chances to escape to the sea if you followed Japanese music in 2017. Suchmos broke big with their Shonan-inspired smoothness, while slightly more ragged bands such as never young beach and Yogee New Waves laid out what to expect from their names even before hearing their…
Bow Wow Wow This Is Good News! Three-Weeks-Old Lovesick Puppy Releases First Mini-Album
It has been a long time since we first wrote about the twee-tastically named Three-Weeks-Old-Lovesick Puppy. Now about a year and a half later she’s gone and released her first mini-album, the adorably titled Tickle Tickle. This six-tack album features a few new songs and some re-recorded versions of old Puppy tracks like the Three-Berry-Ice-Cream-evoking…
New DYGL: “All The Time”
Another year, another 12 months where I initially add a “W” to the end of this band’s name. Anyway, DYGL…not Leather, DYGL…have a new song called “All The Time” up on SoundCloud. It’s a driving rock number, featuring some of the most intensely delivered vocals the young outfit have recorded to date (so throaty!). Listen…
New Idiot Pop: “Nothing To Be Afraid Of”
Children singing is, in and of itself, isn’t a scary occurrence. It can actually be cute or touching or, in the case of The Langley Schools Project, sorta beautiful. Yet Idiot Pop has a knack for turning happy noises into something creepy, as evidenced on last year’s Requiem For A Dream-featuring video for the Euro…
Blurred Lines: Black Bass’ “LFP”
So what exactly is this? Black Bass are a musical collective that have been kicking around for a couple years now, hitting a stride in 2018 with the bobbing “Looop.” The constant use of rap hands in that clip might offer a hint where Black Bass see themselves, but the sound isn’t really anything you’d…
