Watchcamp January-February'21 with Infinite Third, Leon Ampersand, Pale Blue Eyes, That's Your Angel, TREASVRE

Infinite Third - Dissolve/Disperse

Florida's Billy Mays III with his newest tracks. The artist presents his way of blending very much guitar-oriented and quite progressive post-rock with electronic soundscapes and even ambient-like passages. The single tracks here are more towards the louder sounds, yest still mesmerizing. The two songs cost 3.33 USD.

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Leon Ampersand - Milquetoast Bleeder

A Jeremy Mendicino and Will Peters duo from Vermont makes some moody and cosy dream pop that reminds me of Fireflies so much but gets more pop-like energetic and melodic pretty fast and finishes with some pretty noisy tunes. The two songs cost 1 USD.

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That's Your Angel - Jokerman

Singer-songwriter from Pennsylvania, making some blues-slowcore, extremely atmospheric stuff with clear Nick Cave vibes in this cover of Bob Dylan's song. The debut EP is bound for August, worth waiting for. The single costs 1 USD.

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Pale Blue Eyes - Motionless / Chelsea

They call their music cream-pop and it makes so much sense. The English band present their debuting material and it's already so good, catchy melodies in hazy environment with subtle electronic kicks in Motionless and extremely moody reverbs in Chelsea. Two tracks cost 2 GBP.

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TREASVRE - Heavy Arms / Secrets

Indie rock with heavily atmospheric and noisy vibes. The way the California-based bands executes their catchy compositions is pretty impressive. The two songs cost whatever you want to pay.

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in violet - amber (2016) EN

One of the best albums of this year. And definitely also leading the most suitable album titles of 2016. In violet's music is a guitar-electronic amber - dense and beautiful like honey but also filled with sorrow, like a real amber that can be a death trap for some poor insects.

"in violet is a musical project marrying the worlds of the experimental with the conventional" as they describe themselves on Bandcamp but there is not that much of the traditional. Maybe the vocals which sometimes sound like they could go as well with an acoustic guitar and come-hither looks of female fans. There is more of the weird.

Hearts move with the beats, soul jiggling with the lyrics. You can feel it from the very first sounds of the album but after a short softening in "Salome" it reaches peak around "amber" that sounds like a disco for people with broken hearts - dark but also hot, sensual and full of emotions. But it's not the end, it's merely the beginning. The waves of music go on until the climax in "Poseidon Weeps" after which it turns into drone-like "Sagazan". What about the lyrics? It is a strange mixture of mythological references with very personal existential conclusions. A peculiar mixture, just like the whole music by in violet. One word to sum it up - delirium. 

"amber" is available for 5 GBP.

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