One final challenge awaits: swim through the Reservoir of Bliss, filled with honey, liquid moonlight, and endorphins, then dance in slow motion across the infra-disco, as BRONCHO's underwater guitar syrup and whispered falsetto choruses are playing.
No denying this band exists in a dual space of Gen X ridicule and genuine nostalgia. The new album is filled with the same sunny indie-rock wink-and-grin disposition that rightfully earned them the title, broadcasting into/from the airwaves of 1994.
An unusual release blending all manner of genres from the last 50 years, which ends up sounding like a very approachable prog rock. Creative arrangements and surprising turns of style keep this an engaging listen.
The instrumental aesthetic that is surf guitar is on a rebound, and producing all manner of interesting interpretations. This Colombian band blends off-beats, endearingly dissonant riffs, and unexpected tropical psychedelia into a hot-and-heady mix.
Unbridled rock and roll from the west of France, where the vehicles may be smaller but where the spirit of le garage lives on, giving us good opportunity to apply the term "howling" and generally act as American as a keg party in the woods.
It's not too late to dance your way into the Darkside.
I don’t know how Dynamite Shakers manage to cram so much sound into my little tiny earbuds.
Unusual tactics and disruptive strategies make for some fine sounds from Courting.
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