by snoadmin | Feb 28, 2014 | Archives-old
A multi-instrumental conceptual storytelling experience Blue Film is an album that should be taken in as a whole. Los Angeles-based singer songwriter, Matthew Hemerlein, under the name Lo-Fang, has took his life experiences and translated them into an album filled...
by snoadmin | Feb 28, 2014 | Archives-old
An enjoyable, if not remarkable, half-hour of lo-fi pop On Haxel Princess, Cherry Glazerr check off all the points seemingly required for modern lo-fi Californian pop acts. They’ve got the sweet female vocals, lyrics that alternate between self-aware and...
by snoadmin | Feb 28, 2014 | Archives-old
Simple yet infectious dance tracks Thomas Barfod has been making sleek electronic music in one group or another for years now, developing a proficient, straightforward style that placed heavy emphasis on solid vocal hooks and dance-till-you-die beats, a style Tomas...
by snoadmin | Feb 28, 2014 | Archives-old
Capital Punishment: Never Forget Throughout the course of Mas Ysa’s debut EP, Thomas Arsenault tries just about everything that could ever be considered under the broad moniker of “synth-popÛ. Despite Mas Ysa’s penchant for variation, he’s able...
by snoadmin | Feb 28, 2014 | Archives-old
Dee Dee Penny meets country-pop. In the opening track, Eden Fine Day sounds like just another ordinary indie pop, female-fronted band; exuding a very similar style to Dum Dum Girls, Vivian Girls, La Sera (etc.) By incorporating a banjo, and making the twangy vocals...
