Everything Everything, known for their innovative approach in the progressive-pop and electronica genre, is releasing their seventh studio album, Mountainhead, on March 1, 2024. Following the creatively ambitious Raw Data Feel, this album dives into themes of societal obsession and existential angst. The album was written, recorded, and produced by the members of Everything Everything in Stockport, with guitarist Alex Robertshaw playing a significant role in the production. The band comprises Jonathan Higgs as the lead vocalist, Jeremy Pritchard on bass and backing vocals, Alex Robertshaw on guitar and backing, and Michael Spearman on [...]
Welcome Winter, the latest holiday offering from acclaimed guitarist Bryan Lubeck, is a fusion of traditional holiday melodies with contemporary musical sensibilities. Lubeck’s album is a symphonic journey that reinvents the soundscape of holiday music, blending his renowned Spanish guitar stylings with a rich ensemble of acoustic instruments.
The album opens with a spellbinding rendition of “Deck the Halls,” where Lubeck’s acoustic guitar takes the lead, weaving a warm and inviting melody. The track is elevated by the contributions of Joel Norman on the vibraphone, Nick Bisesi on flute, violinist Erik Rumsa, and [...]
FLØRE’s “Witch” is her latest single and marks another high point in the song’s production and thematic elements. The song opens with a hauntingly rhythmic pattern of heavy breathing overlaying a dramatic synth figure, immediately immersing the listener in a sensually charged world and powerfully introspective. This aligns with FLØRE’s portrayal of an inner “Witch,” suggesting a deeper, more complex character than just a superficial sensual appeal. It’s a blend of sensuality and empowerment, where the breathing could symbolize both a physical and a metaphorical awakening.
FLØRE’s vocal delivery in the [...]
In the bustling indie-pop music scene, a song emerges every once in a while that encapsulates a moment, a feeling, a shared experience. “Street Dog” by The Ivy is one such song—a moody sojourn through lanes of introspection and self-discovery. As the first notes play, you’re immediately enveloped in a low-fi drum pattern, reminiscent of those old cassette tapes we’d play on loop. But, when those vocals kick in? Pure auditory bliss in high def.
One might argue, “Is it the hazy guitars that set the tone, or the punchy vocals that tug at the heartstrings?” The answer, my fellow music enthusiasts, is both. The Ivy, [...]
