“Loathe to waste a moment, they take on urban decay, young adulthood (and the desperate, drunk nights that come with it), and the feelings surrounding a fallen band member. It’s somehow a carefree, blast of a ride, fit for the spring and coming summer.“ Read the full review HERE
The Getting Better Record Store Day EP will be in stores this Saturday, April 21st as a special limited edition record on solid yellow vinyl. It’s an EP of covers: fellow Ohio artists Jenny Mae, The Afghan Whigs, and The Seedy Seeds, and, the title track from The Beatles” Lisa Walker states: “We’re not great at playing things the right way, so each song is filtered through the Wussy sieve where a song gets distilled to its simplest form and thrown into a wall of noise – our formula for pretty much everything.“
What Heaven Is Like is out May 18th via Damnably in Europe, and Shake It! in the US.
“The band’s mix of catchy indie pop and vibrant surf gives them instant, familiar appeal that works over a variety of spectrums—think a combination of Alvvays’ twinkling hooks, La Luz’s wet atmospherics, and Pavement’s spiraling coils of noise. (We like to call it indie surf.)“ Read and Listen HERE!
Read & listen HERE! Anemone’s Baby Only You & I EP is out April 27 on Luminelle Recordings.
The Line of Best Fit calls Ocean Hope’s new single “Devotion” - “lush neon pop”. Read more HERE. Their debut album Rolling Days is out May 25 on Hush Hush Records.
“a blast of the latest music news headlines along with the perfect song you need to start your day. Friday’s #MorningBop is “Tongue” by MNEK because it’s imperative that manifest your destiny verbally.“ Includes “Wildest Eyes” by Meerna, and Say Sue Me’s debut LP! Check it out HERE
“a wistful and gritty album“ Listen to their review HERE!
“Boba tea, skateboarding, and anime influenced the teenage songwriter’s latest offering“ Read about his influences and check out the single HERE!
“Sumi’s lyrics imbue bummed out times with light-hearted humor; combined with guitarist and songwriter Kim Byunggyu’s sunny-sad dream-pop melodies, the effect is magnetic.“ Read about them HERE and look for Where We Were Together, out today on Damnably Records!
