Monthly Archives: February 2018

Artist: Monkey Warhol Title: EP6 Keywords: electronic electropunk folktronica indie rock synth rock synthpop Minneapolis Monkey Warhol is going bananas in the pop scene, filling the night with its hooky kooky hooks and it’s dominant poppy grooves. His tune “Boots … Continue reading →

Artist: NarkotroniK Title: Knife Fight Keyword: electronic coldwave synthpunk Washington Never in my life did i hear a knife fight so happy and positive that it made me want to swing my hips, shoulders and legs like there is no … Continue reading →

Artist: Logosamphia Title: KIWI BOY Keywords: CAPSLOCK 8bit experimental arabic breakcore chipcore chiptune circuit bending dutch electroacoustic jungletek neopolka persian polka rotterdam Rotterdam Logosamphia has shaken the earth crust till its very core. You might have felt it, as it … Continue reading →

artist: Caffeinate title: Channels keywords: dark electronic odd California first things first, i have been duping yikis because of a intensive birthing process of music babies that seem to keep on popping out like ping pong balls at a red … Continue reading →

artist: Ykymr title: City keywords: pop, acoustic, electronica, experimental, folk, Italy label: https://labelnetlabel.bandcamp.com/music Hot damn. We got some nostalgic lo-fi vibes right from the get go. That’s right folks, we be night cruising. Incidentally, that’s also the name of the … Continue reading →

artist: Turvia title: FEAR,BLOODSHED AND HUMAN SACRIFICES BEFORE WINTER SOLSTICE keywords: argentina, experimental, electronic music, experimental music, free jazz, noise music, noiserock, post-industrial, psychedelic, techno, space music, synthesizer, Florida label: https://muteantsoundsnetlabel.bandcamp.com/music Oh my word and a tale for two in the space … Continue reading →

artist: Erin Pellnat title: Do it for Dinero keywords: acoustic, americana, experimental, folk, folk guitar, indie folk, pop, pop folk, roots, singer-songwriter, traditional, New York We’re on a roll, of the not dinner variety (but those do sound oh so … Continue reading →