The last in the Last Friday's series of songs from Popgang Records and PARENTZ is out now! Just in time for Halloween, the Bay Area duo shared a tune inspired by the movie Ghost. The song appears on Chill Mega Chill's new compilation, The Chiller 5: Call Of The Chiller.
The love for Marmoset's Transference LP keeps rolling in! The FADER dropped a premiere for Dear Nora's cover of the 100 year old standard "Where the Morning Glories Grow" on Monday, and Stereogum hopped on to share the song yesterday, saying "Dear Nora’s version is rolling and plaintive and powerfully pretty, much like the landscapes the song itself describes." The 10 song album is out December 1.
Portland label Marmoset has been slowly releasing songs from their December 1 Transference LP over the past several weeks, and today we have the contribution from Dear Nora, which premiered yesterday at FADER. "True to form, it's a little bit sweet and a little bit heartbreaking," they said of the 100 year old song. Listen below and preorder the album here.
Austin, TX duo Neosho have announced the November 10 release of their new album, Borderline. Treble premiered the first single today, saying, "The eclectic electronic indie pop track showcases the band’s innovative approach and elaborate sound, incorporating buzzing synthesizers, psychedelic pop songwriting, a healthy dose of saxophone and an unusual sort of otherworldliness that’s not far off from the likes of Yeasayer or Animal Collective, but given a deep, synth-heavy pulse."
Pistoleros have a new single from the upcoming release of their album Silver, and Surviving The Golden Age has the premiere. "NYC Queen" is about as hard rock as it gets, with driving guitars and a catchy chorus to boot. This new release will see the group celebrating their 25th anniversary as a band, and this track sees them balancing influences of yesteryear with modern twists. Check it out below or over on Surviving The Golden Age.
