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Ali Sethi and Gregory Rogove make Room Jhoom feel like devotional pop in motion
Ali Sethi and Gregory Rogove’s Room Jhoom receives 12 June review attention, bringing experimental pop, rhythm and cross-cultural elegance into the spotlight.
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KatzPascale turn ELEGY EP into a cello-saxophone pop séance
KatzPascale’s ELEGY EP receives 11 June review attention, with the New York duo bending cello, saxophone, film-score scope and pop immediacy into exploratory form.
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The Healing Power of Horses turn attic-pop grief into Summer Indoors
The Healing Power of Horses announce debut EP Summer Indoors (or outside wearing black) and share In Yr Right Hand Reveal Heaven through section1.
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Tara Clerkin Trio make Somewhere Good sound like a soft puzzle from Bristol’s underground
Tara Clerkin Trio release Somewhere Good, an inventive and restrained album where trip-hop memory, folk-rock warmth and experimental pop quietly fold into each other.
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ear make Rumspringa sound like choosing life inside the machine
New York duo ear continue building the laptop-twee universe with Rumspringa, a delicate electronic-rock record where digital noise finds a human pulse.
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Nein Rodere stretches a seven-inch idea into a strange little world on THE PERILS OF ASTIR
Berlin’s Nein Rodere releases THE PERILS OF ASTIR, an experimental pop and collage-minded home-recording project with strings, voices and odd B-side energy.
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