Mount Song – Halo

Jacob Johansson once went under the moniker Det Stora Monstret (The Big Monster). Despite acclaim for the project, he’s now made a shift, and decided to team up with some pals and launched Mount Song. The eponymous debut album (out on 5 May via Suncave Recordings) is a melding of grunge, folk, and pop, spanning the whole gamut of

L.A.Witch – Brian

Oozing old school glamour through a grungey haze of restless exhileration, Brian from all girl trio L/A. WItch traverses between demonic darkness and psychedlic punk.Having recently signed to Suicide Squeeze Records, the band will be heading over to Europe for an extensive tour this spring, to cast their fiery lo-fi buzz upon us.

Brijs – Thunder

Starting off with some thunder claps to align with the apparent pulses that the girl ignites in the protagonist, Thunder fuses melody hooks and a clear appreciation for convential songwriting skills with a rhythmic backbone and electronic shimmers in a tune emblematic of Brijs. The 25 year old producer, based in South East London, has

Haux – Seaside

If the new tune from Haux was indeed the Seaside, it would be one of lapping waves, smoothly hitting the shore whilst a brisk wind blows, dreaming of a future that seems distant on the horizon. Fusing chilled electronic beats with folk vibes and ambient guitar, the track is taken from the Londoner’s Debut EP All

Jenny Hval – Take Care of Yourself

On Take Care of Yourself, in a sweet and sensitive voice, Jenny Hval chucks out lyrics about ‘your soft dick’ and ‘I grab my cunt,’ stating that ‘we don’t have to fuck.’ It’s confused and shocked some, but her power does not lie in words that have the ability to raise eyebrows, but the slow burning flutter