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poniedziałek, 4 lipca 2022

Watchcamp Best Singles of May-June'22 with atmos bloom, Midpoint Union, Onira, The Palace of Tears, Redloz


atmos bloom - daisy

The first single from the incoming album that will follow the band's 2020 debut EP; the Curtis Paterson and Tilda Gratton duo from Manchester present a super airy indie pop that is so very, very catchy. The song costs 1 USD.



Midpoint Union - Beyond Days

Pedro R. is from Portugal and his music combines synth-based, lively and melodic backgrounds with vocals that in turn combine dream pop's subtle sound with post-punk's vibes all over them. Two songs stay in your head from the very first time you hear them. They cost whatever you want to pay.



Onira - What's to Fear?

Carefree and tune-rich indie pop with a lo-fi-kind-of noise all over it - this is the Californian band who have recently released their debut single/short EP. Three brief songs cost whatever you want to pay.



The Palace of Tears - Tears of the Moon v​.​2

The Erick r. Scheid and L.V. Darkling duo from New Orleans create a super interesting take on darkwave music: minimal and atmospheric backgrounds and vocals that range from suggestive whispers to opera-like beautiful singing. Two years after their debut, they are releasing a short but very meaningful EP. Two tracks cost whatever you want to pay.



Redloz - Ungatz

The Dutch artist Bart de Groot, together with Jonny Parlett who provided vocals, created this airy and melodic piece of dream pop. Two versions of the song cost 2 EUR.


środa, 8 kwietnia 2020

Cult Junkie - The End Is Dear (2020) EN


The Louisiana-based duo Jerry Lee II - Jacob Disedare once again on my blog this year. his time with their EP called The End Is Dear. Good thing the Americans said B after saying A as their psychedelic music makes a great impression.

Their music makes psychedelia times two: experimental compositions, crazy riffs but also minimalist instrumental line up with clear American South's vibes. The artists are not worried about going into the unknown, melodies are not the most important thing in the world and the main goal is to create some unique sounds. There's a lot form the American blues-rock: characteristic guitars and not really hasty pace. And also the expressive and very pleasant vocals, especially in the single track Boas from the Inside, the whole album worth checking out.

The End Is Dear costs 4 USD.

Check: Boas from the Inside
Country: Louisiana, US
Genre: psychedelic blues-rock



poniedziałek, 28 października 2019

WatchCamp September-October '19 - Cult Junkie, Spills, Strangers In My House, Thing's That Aren't There, Wet Tropics & Sleepwalk EN



Cult Junkie - Boas from the Inside

An obscure project from Louisiana released their probably first track. And you have to say it's extremely interesting - mesmerizing and unique vocal by Jacob Disedare, drum machine and juicy bass line based compositions and... their own visual way. Very well done. The single can be your for whatever you pay.


Spills - Afterglow

Very psychedelic and very shoegaze project from Chicago. Dreamy and very ethereal vocal and mighty bass lead the compositions. The single and a bonus track is available for 1 USD.

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Strangers In My House - Words

This track is already a couple month old but the band got some attention only now. And it's a good thing as the Polish shoegaze, especially from the city I live in, has it already easier in my ranks. Dense atmosphere and brisk, energetic vocal by Magdalena Radecka are the project's best sides. The single costs whatever you want to pay.

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Things That Aren't There - Vicious Cycles

A long single or a short EP, the Scots show there electronica-rich and filled with gloomy, unnerving atmosphere post-rock. The two tracks cost whatever you pay.

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Wet Tropics & Sleepwalk - Wet Tropics//Sleepwalk

A short split by two Chicago-based bands. Sleepwalk make climatic, long-developing noise rock while Wet Tropics play legit, juicy shoegaze. Two tracks cost whatever you want to pay.