Showing posts with label Dream-pop. Show all posts
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Wednesday, August 17, 2011

Introducing: Love Inks - minimal, melodramatic dream-pop


Ever so slightly late to the game with this one but Love Inks' E.S.P. album has captivated me for too long to go without a few words. A trio from Austin, Love Inks deliver a sound that's simplistic yet infectious, full of endearing vocals and a hazy, laidback nature. It reminds me greatly of Broadcast's superb Tender Buttons LP, and is laced with more than a dash of Beach House's dream-like qualities throughout. 'Blackeye' is the obvious highlight - a minimal and melodramatic little number that excels despite its repetitive nature but the entire album is a slow-burning gem and one that will come to dominate your most-played list in no time...



Tuesday, May 3, 2011

Introducing - Echo Tongues


Hailing from Seattle, Echo Tongues is the brainchild of young musician Gary Wilson. Steeped in a dream-like quality throughout, Wilson and Co specialise in reflective, soothing and enchanting tones - think of the lush landscape domineered by Deerhunter and you're half way there. Their latest eponymous EP is a hypnotic lullaby of a record - with 'Airbornes' and ''No Expectation' standing out as particular revelations - while debut single 'Lost Found' holds a similar delicate charm. Speckled white on blue  - this is music tailor made for watching clouds drift by.

Both the Echo Tongues EP and 'Lost Found' are available for free download now.

You can also find Echo Tongues on // Facebook //