Tag: topshelf records
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Gulfer – “Heartshape”
Gulfer are for lovers and are clinging at our heartstrings at that on the latest preview from ‘Third Wind’.
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Gulfer – “Too Slow”
The emotive Montreal indie rockers got zero time for fuck ups despite what their outside observations might say on the latest preview from their new album, ‘Third Wind’.
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Gulfer – “Clean”
The overworked Montreal indie-emo rockers take matters into their own bloody hands and wash them of it on their new single.
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blue smiley – “coma”
An unreleased track from the Philly-based cult influential modern shoegaze band captures the conscious’ refraction when drifting in and out of this life.
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Recommended Album: Ratboys – ‘The Window’
On the fifth studio effort from the Chicago post-country rockers, the band captures the thrills of being alive and get their flowers.
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Subsonic Eye – “J-O-B”
The latest single from the Singapore noise-pop rockers’ new album, ‘All Around You’, is tired of the motions even if they sweeten the sounds of the grind.
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Ratboys – “The Window”
If there were ever a love story to aspire to, Ratboys have given us a real one to feel, even when you close your eyes.
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Ratboys – “It’s Alive!”
It’s the simple pleasures that do the most good for us on the proper lead single from the Chicago post-country band’s new album, ‘The Window’.
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Recommended Album: Bruiser and Bicycle – ‘Holy Red Wagon’
The sounds behind the Albany band’s debut album trip psychedelically in color swirls, a bash of freak-folk implosions, and noise pop where the journey is meant to ascend its way skyward.
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Bruiser and Bicycle – “Superdealer”
A sensory adventure that takes hold of the psyche and transcends the physical spaces from the Albany freak folk-pop band’s new album, ‘Holy Red Wagon’.
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Bruiser and Bicycle – “1000 Engines”
Moving at the centripetal force created by its titular nature, the Albany experimental art rock band align their sound against a mirror of our modern state, whelmed by time, content, and a near-violent pace.
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Recommended Album: Parannoul – ‘After the Magic’
The enigmatic experimental shoegaze project’s latest full-length explodes the diagram that touched the fuzzed-out bedroom ceiling atmosphere of their 2021 breakout into a listen that is expansively cinematic.