Nice indie rock from a consistent band. Enjoy
From the album Half Moon Run – Sun Leads Me On (2015)
Half Moon Run may still be exploring a road that travels between Django Django’s left-field indie pop and the wintry harmonies of Fleet Foxes, but the scenery is damned fine. Mojo.
Yeah. This won my “caught me by surprise” award for best song to grade WKST 2.4 Multi-step equations. Enjoy.
From the album Martin Courtney – Many Moons (2015)
It’s charmingly low-key Many Moons from the lead singer of Real Estate!
I’m always looking for some good indie pop. This hit the spot while grading papers. Enjoy!
From the album BØRNS – Dopamine (2015)
I enjoy this lady’s voice. It’s mellow and still pretty flawless and mysterious. I’m digging halfway though the song too! Check it out!
From the album Delivery (2015)
I’m currently really liking this song (I don’t know if I can use those 4 letters yet but its close). I want to dance to it. Video’s pretty fun and it seem to remind me of Joe Dusseault… Hummm.. Check it out. Enjoy!
From the self-titled album Nathaniel Rateliff And The Night Sweats (2015)
A well thought out video for a decent song. Check it out and Burn baby Burn!!!
From the album Flux (2014)
I’m really into this song right now! A simple sound but really upbeat and fun. Check it out!
From the album Music For Dogs (2015)
So, this is freaky. I’m not super keen on the song but the video was impressive and scary. Check it out!
From the album Cold Sun (2015)
This band has been around for a while. This is the first song that has really peeked my interest (I haven’t listened to them much…). Check it out and enjoy!
From the album +- (2015)
A blurb of sorts:
The new music on ” +- ” soars. It’s alive, it’s vibrant and spacious. Its skewed pop sensibilities coupled with an ever expansive musical backdrop denotes the extremities of Mew’s creative DNA, showing once more a band treading its own unique path. The album was recorded in Copenhagen, produced by Grammy-nominated Michael Beinhorn (Hole, Soundgarden, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Violent Femmes) and Mew with mixing duties undertaken by Rich Costey. “+- ” also features an appearance from Bloc Party guitarist Russell Lissack on “My Complications,” a song he co-wrote that came to fruition having met Mew on a U.S. tour some years ago.
Mew has proven itself to be one of the biggest and most influential bands on the Danish indie scene, having achieved several Gold and Platinum albums, as well as winning numerous awards (Steppeulvs Prize, Danish Music Award, MTV Award, Gaffa Prize) in the band’s home country of Denmark. Mew has always had an affinity with the symphonic grandeur of indie rock’s troubled creature and pop immediacy. This unique combination has not only given Mew chart topping albums, lots of airplay and many fans in the Nordic countries, but also across the world with huge followings established in Europe, Asia and here in America. In addition to its own extensive worldwide headline tours, Mew has toured as special guests with artists such as Nine Inch Nails, Pixies, Muse, and Kings of Leon.
