Heavy on guitars, featuring a megaphone-like crunch delivery and a beautiful chord progression, James E. Gray explores the simulation hypothesis. From Plato’s Allegory of the Cave to Bostrom’s trilemma: Are we living? Are we breathing?
Tag: Indie Rock
Awake & Dreaming – Inevitable [Album Review]
How difficult is to stay human in a world that seeks to numb? We may answer that later.
The General Assembly – Goodbye Nostalgia [Review]
Given its conceptual weight, Goodbye Nostalgia demands to be heard as a complete work. It tackles themes of environmental and personal reckoning that require and deserve our full attention.
‘Melodic. Honest. Psychedelic.’ | Interview with Date of Birth
Seashell Eyes introduced their debut album with “Sunshine Girl”, a track blending lovely orchestral psychedelia, dreamy vocals, and a surprise Radiohead-esque intro.
“you can dance if you want to, you can leave your friends behind” | Interview with Cap’n Marble
Continuing their signature blend of nostalgic melodies and sweet, psychedelic hints, Cap’n Marble are back with Han Solo.
‘Dynamic & Desperate & Hopeful’ | Intterview with Pretty Baby
Between solid guitars and chaotic arrangements, Pretty Baby’s new album Layaway Plot strips away the intellect to look grief directly in the eye.
Mat Elliott – Out of Your Hands [Review]
Mat Elliott hits a sweet spot on Out of Your Hands, a track defined by a laidback groove that blends neo-soul with sharp pop sensibilities.
Filip Clements – Taking Flight [Review]
With his debut EP, Taking Flight, London-based Norwegian songwriter and solo artist Filip Clements delivers a project built on high-energy indie rock infused with a warmly saturated, guitar-centric soul.
Sunnan – Longing To Miss You [review]
The perfect soundtrack for those moments when life feels like a movie.
‘Timeless, analog, dreamlike’ | Interview with East Sister
It’s hard to imagine a sound more dreamlike and lush than this: warmly saturated, beautifully detuned, pure magic!
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