The Lacking Permanence

Wildly dynamic swings of mood from this rock-format combo, filled with sweet chiming vocal harmonies set against dissonance and rhythm.

Good collection of indie rock music, with influences stretching over several decades and a good variety of sounds.

Is it experimental psychedelia or is it the soundtrack to a fragmented dream? It is not necessary to decide.

Washes of sound surround you as half-heard vocals intertwine with half-remembered melodies.

A powerful set of guitar pop songs, fronted by sometimes disaffected indie female vocals.

Seriously kinetic, full of unexpected musical twists and turns, and at the same time prone to laying down an excellent drone beat.

Twenty years later, Dr. Octagon still sounds like the future of intelligent-slash-weird hip-hop

The band returns with more of their particular brand of folksy psychedelia. Lots of great hooks and harmonies, as usual.

Beach House's music always rings as the soundtrack to some brain-warped too-much-party film montage. WIth "Drunk In LA", their song titles are catching up with the vibe.

Heady mix of folk, electronic and hip hop elements swirling together into something unique and accessible.