Graveface Records have launched a brand new sub-imprint of the label, NeverNotGoth, and will be releasing the first record, a new full-length from Atlanta based synth punk trio Shouldies on March 8. The band have shared a video for “bed” from the album at Pure Grain Audio which you can scope below. Preorder is available via the Graceface Records Bandcamp.
Brooklyn quintet Earthquake Lights have shared a new single from their upcoming full-length, due out April 12. The inspired song debuted at Atwood Magazine, who say, “‘May Day’ is a slow, brooding jazz track full of chilling vulnerability.” Check it out below and keep an eye out for more from Earthquake Lights soon!
LA-based Lisa Papineau is slated to release a new solo record on February 15th and in the meantime is keeping us satiated with this new single, “Beautiful”, along with accompanying music video. The song began with a simple guitar melody tracked by Matt Embree in a studio in France, took shape over a remote session with the help of Jam de Silva and other collaborators in Recife while Papineau was in Vermont, and was finalized by Koool G Murder at Rusty Pipes studio in LA. “This song traveled all over the world in its making and the opening riff is still that same demo guitar part hastily thrown down years ago,” reflects Papineau. Check out the video below, the premiere at Grimy Goods, and keep an eye out for the full length this spring on Team Player Records.
Helmed by Brittany Hill (RIP Vanity Theft), Kerchief are back with a new full-length, Fluke, for March 1 release. Today, they have shared a spooky video for the opening cut from the album, a song about the evil parts of us that sometimes come out in toxic relationships. Check out the premiere at Substream and keep an eye out for more from Kerchief this spring!
Hello, 2019! There’s a lot of garbage in the world, but one thing we can be thankful for at the start of this new year is new music from Bitch! The LA-based musician is back with a feminist anthem we can all get behind; a joyous pop anthem for women claiming their space and power in the modern world. Check out the premiere via Billboard, stream it on Spotify, or own it via Bandcamp.
Portland’s Bryson Cone has just dropped a spacey-shoe gaze track that is perfect for a trip into the future or even just the weekend. Tiny Mix Tapes calls the track “the pale, psychonaut journey that touches the cosmos better than your neighborhood venture capitalist ever will” and digs the goth-jazz hit. Head over to Tiny Mix Tapes or check out the track below.
