Choir Boy Return with a Feast for the Eyes and Ears in “Eat the Frog”
If my first meal of the day is as they say “Amphibian” I suppose it may take a while Watch me waste each hour away to my dismay Nothing is…
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Dead Can Dance Debut Japanese Archery Inspired Short Film “Mushin”
“The mind must always be in the state of ‘flowing,’ for when it stops anywhere that means the flow is interrupted and it is this interruption that is injurious to…
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Listen—True Body and Digital Hell Collaborate on Fantastic Split Release EP
We love a collaboration, and this fantastic split release from dream-pop outfit True Body and Digital Hell is a winner. Out now via Funeral Party Records, True Body/Digital Hell unfurls six…
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Watch Robert Smith Duet with Chvrches’ Lauren Mayberry in “How Not To Drown”
I’m writing a chapter on what to do after they dig you up On what to do after you grew to hate what you used to love That was the…
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King Woman Rises in Darkness with “Morning Star”
Returning to reign supreme with her sophomore album Celestial Blues, King Woman (aka Kristina Esfandiari) manifests an ominous, dense, cinematic new track, entitled Morning Star. In a dizzying accompanying video, directed…
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Second Skin Debut Shadowy New-Wave Synth Gem with “Eyes Closed”
Marking the second collaboration for the Los Angeles synth outfit Second Skin, the perfectly mid-80s infused Eyes Closed was written and recorded in total isolation during the bleak days of spring…
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16-Bit Cartridge Romance in Death Disco Darlings Paper Foxes’ Video for “Crystal Ball”
When I start to dream I see your Silhouette Another broken smile I can’t forget Hazy memories inside a crystal ball another rendezvous for us to fall Hailing from Phoenix,…
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Cult Post-Punk Act 1919 Unveils Video for New Single “Singing to the Universe”
Cult post-punks act 1919 returns with Citizens of Nowhere: Their fourth studio album and their most formidable work to date. It would be a fair assessment to state that the band…
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Portland Duo Lore City Unveil Mesmerizing Gothic Folk with “I Know You Know”
We are all stardust Mixed up until who knows Then it must be You’ve got a little part Of my soul Portland, Oregon duo Lore City announces the unveiling of…
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Football and Synth-Driven Post-Punk in Don’t Get Lemon’s “Working Man’s Ballet”
Texas trio Don’t Get Lemon pays homage to legendary footballer Alan Hudson with the earnest, anthemic Working Man’s Ballet. In his youth, Alan Hudson played for Arsenal, Chelsea, Stoke City, and…
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