Wednesday, August 5, 2020
Vampire's Ball - Sluka
San Diego art rock titans Sluka unleash a furious and beautiful storm on crushing new single "Vampire's Ball". Somewhere between doom metal and post-punk David Bowie, this is a passionate and progressive sound coming from the quartet. The accompanying video is equally effective, jarring even, as it takes us through our current predicament in epic scope. We are undoubtedly living through strange days. This is one artist's interpretation:
"Created entirely in San Diego during an extraordinary period in human history...
Try... to find the beauty within the horrors of your wonderful life."
Listen to Electronic Musician Chris Ianuzzi's Dazzling New Experimental Synth Album "Planeteria" on Spotify
Electronic Symphonic Composer/Songwriter Chris Ianuzzi has released a staggering new 10-track album entitled "Planeteria" June 15, 2020 via his Satellite Symphonics label imprint. Musically, Chris sheds typical song structures, opting for freedom of experimentation, and what an experiment it is. This release is recommended for fans of challenging artists like Ben Frost, Aphex Twin, Amon Tobin and Oneohtrix Point Never.
Listen on Spotify.
Chris recently collaborated with NYC videographer Carlton Bright and artist Max Rosenthall to create a truly jarring visual for "Hello", a track featured on the new album: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hKW9-uC16Iw
Alternative Hip Hop Duo Satellites in Orbit Release "That's True" Single
Alternative Hip Hop Duo Satellites in Orbit bring something original and fun to the table on new single "That's True". From their self-produced signature sound to the quarantine-filmed music video, this dynamic duo is keeping the creative spark alive despite different locales and a looming pandemic.
Taking cues from MF Doom, the Beastie Boys and Run the Jewels, Satellites in Orbit are an underground group to keep both eyes on.
Watch the brand new music video for "That's True" via Youtube.
Taking cues from MF Doom, the Beastie Boys and Run the Jewels, Satellites in Orbit are an underground group to keep both eyes on.
Watch the brand new music video for "That's True" via Youtube.
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Erich Mrak - See You In September (Visual)
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Wednesday, February 12, 2020
Watch Delyn Grey's Emotional Music Video For New BATTLE Single
Despite the fact that more than 300 million people around the world suffer from depression, and over 450 million people will suffer from mental or neurological disorders at some point in their lives, there's still huge amounts of stigma surrounding the topic. Thus, It's definitely unusual for musical or lyrical subjects of choice.
Don't tell that to Delyn Grey, whose new single/music video Battle is completely unafraid, bold even, in its exploration of what depression feels like for someone in the throes of it. This kind of honest vulnerability can be refreshing, revelatory even. Just ask the generations of musicians who grew up listening to artists like Nirvana, PJ Harvey, and Jeff Buckley. Delyn, at the age of 20, is one of them.
Her goal: "I want to make music that's fearless. I don't want people to hear it and think I play it safe. I want people to listen to it and go, 'That was heavy. Didn’t think it would hit me like that’ The cool thing is that I've had 12-year-old Disney-crazed kids and 55-year-old classic rock fans tell me they love it. I think any kind of music fan can find something in my music because it's truthful. I put everything I have into it, man. It's the real stuff."
Vibey, alt-rock Toronto artist, Delyn Grey, is looking to revamp mainstream music trends and break barriers. Grey’s distinct marriage of influences ranging from garage rock to R&B music makes for a revolutionary, angst-tinted, and compelling performance, in-studio and on stage. Cookie cutters need not apply.
From the artist: “When I turned 17, I hit a real low and music quickly became my outlet. ‘Battle’ is the product of my fight against it during that time. Vocalizing my frustration, fear, and anger -quite literally- is what keeps me fighting. My hope is that this song will find people that need it, just like it found me."
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