Tag: polyvinyl records
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Dummy – “Full Spectrum Dominance”
Backed by a remarkably pure substance of their own, the Los Angeles experimental noise pop band rejects empty vessels of art on the lead from their new album, ‘do you love the color of the sky?’
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Dummy – “Unshaped Road (live in the round)”
A glimpse into the live energy to come from the Los Angeles underground noise-pop darlings as they move into a new Midwestern home over at Polyvinyl Records.
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Recommended Album: American Football – ‘American Football’
For an album so centered on inner darkness, the indie emo rockers capture the beauty of it all with sparkling awe and grandeur.
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American Football feat. Brendan Yates – “No Feeling”
In dwelling on the void, American Football expand their sonic universe with help from TURNSTILE’s Brendan Yates.
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American Football – “Bad Moons”
Like a full season of a Midwestern version of ‘Friday Night Lights’ compressed behind an American Football soundtrack, the indie-emo pioneers are really making sure their brand of wistful hits you hard on the lead single from LP4.
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Recommended Album: Momma – ‘Welcome to My Blue Sky’
The Brooklyn grunge-pop besties take control of the turbulence and make the best of the mess that is growing up fast.
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Momma – “Bottle Blonde”
A sweet sip of cloud-gazing guitar-pop made all the more wide-eyed through the alternative pop rockers’ growing confidence is another great look on them leading into ‘Welcome to My Blue Sky’.
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Momma – “I Want You (Fever)”
A red hot romantic fever feels like a dream come true on the latest single from the Brooklyn rockers’ new album, ‘Welcome to My Blue Sky’.
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Laura Jane Grace – “Cuffing Season”
Best practice dating advice in a stripped folk-punk soliloquy off the Against Me! frontwoman’s forthcoming solo effort, ‘Hole In My Head’.
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Laura Jane Grace – “Hole In My Head”
Heed Grace’s advice in letting your head be the conduit that keeps you from exploding…
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Braid – “Killing A Camera”
Ahead of the 25th anniversary reissue of ‘Frame and Canvas’, the seminal emo-indie rock band unearth some newfound visuals.
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Xiu Xiu – “Pahrump”
Welcome to the bleakness of humanity, audibly manifested in the second preview from the avant-et. al. band’s new album, ‘Ignore Grief’.