Showing posts with label surf pop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label surf pop. Show all posts
Tuesday, 5 March 2013
Track of the Day: 'Tin Can Valley' by Pinkunoizu
A brand new track from the schizophrenically sonic Scandinavians. You're never quite sure what you're going to get from them in terms of musical influences, and this song is no exception. Starting with a squall of guitars it quickly turns into a surf-guitar track but then just as quickly develops a Middle-Eastern refrain. The vocals are buried deep within the instruments so it's difficult to make out exactly what they're singing about. The last four minutes are purely instrumental, with 2 or 3 great guitar parts going on all at once and some great 60s sounding pounding drums. Frankly it's all kinds of ace, and what's more, it's free so grab it immediately! It's the perfect accompaniment to the springlike weather which has arrive today.
'Tin Can Valley' is taken from the new Pinkunoizu EP 'Second Amendment' which is out at the start of the day on Full Time Hobby.
Friday, 1 February 2013
New music: 'Airborne Kawasaki' by Heavy Hawaii
Jangly surf-pop guitars mix with low-sung vocals and a low-slung bass to create a vibrant song which is basically about going for a drive and getting high. This San Diego-based foursome clearly have one foot on a surfboard and the other in the indie disco.
Their new album 'Goosebumps' will be released later this year on Art Fag recordings, and should be perfect for late-night sunset highs (better move out of Essex then, eh?). In the meantime you can download this track for free and just imagine that it's not cold and wet.
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