3 Songs: On Repeat
Fullbloods
– “Kind Of Gentleman” (K.C. indie-poppers Fullbloods released their sophomore
album Mild West today via High Dive
Records. The quartet trades in a
nostalgic yet modern brand of indie-pop inspired by 70’s soft rock legends like
Fleetwood Mac and Steely Dan combined with warped vintage synth lines, jangly
guitar lines and catchy, velvet-smooth melodies throughout. Check out the spaced-out Theremin-like synth
squiggles and charming vocal melodies of the standout track here.)
Future
Elevators – “Alabama Song” (Future Elevators is the solo
project of Birmingham, AL-based multi-instrumentalist Michael Shackelford (The Rewinds,
The Grenadines) and after touring and recording over the years with local
favorites such as Maria Taylor and Through The Sparks, he has recently released
his self-titled debut album through Communicating Vessels. The excellent album arrives fully-formed; crafted
with insight from his experiences with an eclectic yet cohesive sound that incorporates
dusty folk, blues, forward-thinking R&B and hints of 70's glam and disco alongside 60’s psych-pop
for a very promising debut.) http://communicatingvessels.com/product/future-elevators-future-elevators/
Witching
Waves - “Twister” (The
London post-punk trio - Emma Wigham, Mark Jasper, and Ed Shellard - released
their sophomore album, Crystal Café today
via Happy Happy Birthday To Me Records.
On it they whip up a furious blend of noisy, fuzzed out guitar tones and
frenzied rhythms with catchy dream-pop appeal.
Check out the tone-setting opening track and standout single here with
its twisty early Sleater-Kinney-like riffs and riotous melodies.) http://witchingwaves.tumblr.com/
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