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-5 posts tagged "dream pop"
Ethan Utley | Wednesday, January 30, 2019
Deerhunter has been called everything but an average indie-rock band. Lead singer and songwriter Bradford Cox is about as enigmatic as they come, and the music he creates is no exception. Pairing playful guitar and animated melodies with abstract lyrics and ghastly instrumentals, Cox has perhaps the most unique sound in today’s mainstream indie-rock scene.
Ryan Israel, Margaret McGreevy, Martin Kennedy and Nora McGreevy | Thursday, November 1, 2018
Every once in a while it’s a good idea to ditch the algorithm-driven coldness of Spotify’s “New Releases” tab or Apple Music’s “New Music” section. Instead, turn to humanity and rely on your favorite Scene writers to recommend what might be your new favorite song. “Alien” — Beach House By Ryan Israel, Scene Writer Beach
John Wilson | Thursday, November 2, 2017
Just a few years ago I basically couldn’t name a Swedish musician besides ABBA, and I certainly couldn’t tell you where the city of Gothenburg was on a map. Now, I still don’t know much about Gothenburg itself, but I do know a significant number of its residents and the stories of their lives through
Mike Donovan | Monday, May 1, 2017
Beach Fossils, while it’d never admit it, forms an integral part of the indie rock corporate structure. The sonic trajectory from 2010’s “Beach Fossils” to the upcoming “Somersault” provides evidence that the subversion-hungry Brooklynites are little more than a cog in the (figurative) multinational musical conglomerate — Sardonic Anglo-centric Dream Pop, Inc. (aka SADpop). On 2010’s
Christian Bunker | Monday, November 7, 2016
Of all my unpopular musical opinions, the one that perturbs people the most is my insistence that some albums take several listens to appreciate. Common sense says that if something is bad the first time, it’s going to stay bad. However, I firmly believe that the best things in life are acquired tastes. From black