Astroblue Express is a new indie band that fuses electronic music with experimental R&B and soprano vocals, dream pop, trip-hop, orchestral and soundtrack music. “Quarter to Somewhere” i... Read more
Even while everything I know about my musical taste should violently reject the cheese-camp synth pop and adorable mainstream swoon songs of the 80’s, I’ve enjoyed that music eve... Read more
There’s a collective word for this subgenre of music- shoegazer. Reportedly, the name came about because many of the bands had such little stage presence that they didn’t do much... Read more
Capturing many varied ears within its breezy, hazy musical web, guitars wash in and out like waves, drums, bass and keyboards creep slowly along, as Pablo intones the beautifully insightful... Read more
Kasket Club is a Norwegian electro pop duo, consisting of Tobias Gautier Teigen on vocals, keys, guitar and production, and Mattis Syvertsen on percussion. After releasing their first, self-... Read more
Ratnang Singh and Jishnu Banerjee formed The Moody Caterpillars due to their immense love for dream-pop. Singer-songwriter, Ratnang, relies heavily on lyrically driven songs – the stripped s... Read more
The release of the Stigma-Style EP by Rosa Bordallo, artistically known as Manett, is the result of writing and recording during whatever moments she could steal away from her office job. If... Read more
Listening to “When A Man Loves Another” feels like floating on an aural tide, rising and falling with the waves. Put on headphones, crank up the volume and feel the Roland piano lines pull y... Read more
In the early 1990s many groups created a cult following, sending out mellifluous dreamy dazed-out, blissed-out music, song after song albums that spawned a new genre. What makes Daniel Angel... Read more
London-based quintet The Mouth of Ghosts prides itself on a fusion of alternative rock and trip-hop, with lashings of atmosphere and tension in their tracks. Having met in early 2011, foundi... Read more
