“Dusk” sounds like someone opened the doors of two different rooms opposite each other.
The Volume Settings Folder - Bucks Antlers
On December 23, the artist of the melancholic audio haze from North-East Italy, M. Beckmann, released the new viscous work “Always The Same, Never Alike” for his project The Volume Settings Folder.
Dino Mansik - Iso Ja Tuntematon
Finnish duo Dino Mansik has presented their new single “Iso Ja Tuntematon,” which means “Big And Unknown.”
Burning Bones - Sad Summers Day
The recently released track “Sad Summers Day” by Burning Bones is an interestingly shaped music story capturing sorrow that filled with warmth and love.
Park Hye Jin - Close Eyes
“Close Eyes” is the midnight pulse of the streets, corners, bridges, rooftops, driveways, and the winter moon over Seoul from Park Hye Jin, 24-year-old producer and DJ.
Rebecca Thirdkill - Gunning For You
“Gunning For You” by the band Rebecca Thirdkill is paranoid mystery-soul, as if produced in a remote medical facility. After the listen, only some kind of pre-apocalyptic numbness is left.
The Towns - Double Standard
In the track “Double Standard,” the band The Towns combines many amazing things, including richness of music and pleasant weightlessness at the same time.
Angry Blackmen - USA!
From the very first sounds, Chicago duo Angry Blackmen drives on a motorboat into the information topicality scenery in the new single “USA!”
The Elohims - Elohims Haze
The Elohims, a duo from Montreal, released an avant-garde electronic album called “Mercure En Retrograde.” This multi-faceted work contains the track “Elohims Haze,” an inviting mysterious tale that’ll wake up your imagination.
Oratnitza - Trunke, Todorke
Bulgarian folk/ethno bass band Oratnitza has returned with their third album titled “Alter Ethno.”
The Dandelion - Lucifer The Light & Knife
2 minutes of psychedelic splendor and melodic treasures in the new song “Lucifer The Light & Knife” by The Dandelion.
Ozone Jones - Comfy
The track “Comfy” by Ozone Jones is a properly sharpened riff knife that meets juicy groove flesh.
The Small Breed - Theory Of Mind
The band The Small Breed offers an interesting experience with their enticing track “Theory Of Mind” from the upcoming EP that is to be released on December 7. This original work will bring up a lot of pleasant nostalgic emotions among fans of the late '60s - early '70s music.
Aemivore - Body Drum
“Body Drum” is the key track from the release “The Happy They” by Aemivore, an artist from Milwaukee. A noisy requiem and a panic symphony of industrial, drone and ambient genres.
Supermissive - Necessary Evil?
“Necessary Evil?” is a brilliant desert psych single off of the debut album “Trash Is King” by Supermissive. The powerful attack of the song and, indeed, the entire album, will sweep you off your feet.
L'Avenir - Fallen Star
An honored ambient explorer from Baltimore, Jason Sloan, who’s also creating minimal wave/сoldwave music under the name L'Avenir, released the split “Mirrors of Expression” with Dirk T. Klein (as Silent Signals) - an industrial and nocturnal synth sound popularizer from another corner of the world. It’s worth your time to pay attention to this work through the track “Fallen Star” from L’Avenir.
Gestures & Sounds - Magnet Bar
The band Gestures & Sounds just released an EP titled "Lightning is the Name of a Dog,” which includes the song “Magnet Bar” - that sunny Californian sound you need in November.
Moths - Adhara & Ray
On the debut EP of San Juan masters of combination, called “Moths”, there’s an enticing track “Adhara & Ray.” “Adhara & Ray” is a stone carving in three stages.
Pimkus - Indian Tonic
"Indian Tonic" is a precious, surreal and gourmet tour “inward” for only €1. This is similar to either Alice’s fall, or levitation in Shambhala.
Coffee Pot - Alkaline
The band Coffee Pot from Phoenix, Arizona, is about to brighten up your day with their fantastic track “Alkaline” from the album “Anthrophobia” released on November 9.
Sam Hoffman - December
This - Behind The Wall
THIS is a hidden gem and a trio with two basses from Buffalo, NY. And they’re here to give you some unique music experience with their newly released EP “Second Matters.” It’s a profound record that you’ll want to play on repeat in order to crack it.
Sons Of Arrakis - The Black Mirror
Montreal band Sons Of Arrakis cut through the vast sea of countless stoner rock bands with their lightning armor-piercing torpedo. And it’s very clingy.
Twin Oaks - Montauk
“Montauk” is a fantastic first single from the upcoming album “See You When I See You” of Twin Oaks. The minimalistic beginning creates the illusion of a soothing dream pop medicine, hiding all the secrets and charms of this song for some time.
Please - Sugar Mama
Arizona-based rock band Please recently released a wonderful album called “Audible Illusions.” The track “Sugar Mаmа” deserves special mention, it’s a great catchy tune for different occasions.
Pretty - Full Glow
The track “Full Glow” from the album “Plastic Music for Plastic People” by Canadian band Pretty is a magnificent and informative image of garage rock/psychedelia today.
Whispering Sons - Hollow
Whispering Sons, a post-punk band from Belgium, are about to shake you out with their dark, engrossing song “Hollow” from the album “Image” released on October 19.
TS Bright - The Same Job
Kid Katharsis - Grey
Kid Katharsis, an artist from the UK, using the acoustic guitar passages, hip hop, electronica and other interesting things, has cut out the inventive, odd and sad sound sculpture called “The Joker, the Devil and the Universe.”
Feuerdamon - Animus
One eternal night, the sails, cutting through the ink waves, wandered from one abandoned city to another, in a century that had long forgotten poisonous daylight.
The Smoking Trees - Who Is The Villain?
The Smoking Trees, the band founded by writer and producer Sir Psych, released the album “The Adventure Continues…” on October 19. “Who Is The Villain?” is a well-crafted, wondrous track from the album, perfect for a glorious fall day.
Moon Age - Black Widow's Kiss
Witchpit - Infernal
In this decade, new rock bands actively keep on following the tradition of being inspired by some original sources from the '70s/'80s. So things are mixing up and reinforcing a retro-oriented culture composed of smoking marijuana, occultism, vintage fantasy and exploitation movies. Now, when music, including heavy genres, becomes a cancan of the 21st century, this scene looks interesting and appealing.
Twist Helix - Ove Arup
The band Twist Helix released their album “Ouseburn” on October 5, and it’s one special work that deserves all the attention. The single “Graphite” appeared in Grotesqualizer’s very first Friday Gold Playlist, and we’re happy to share more music by this interesting band.
Moonlight Parade - Low Sun
The Shakeouts - Glitter Tongue
Didi - Fickle Friends
Gallons Of Mud - Howl
The swing of the medieval barbaric axe wasn’t quick due to its weight, but if it hit the target, it killed 100% of the time.
Lor - Journey
The album “Lunar Orbit Rendezvous” piloted by cosmic rider Lor contains the track “Journey” - a synthetic orbital ripple that will increase the visibility of your third eye.
Georgia Lee Johnson - So Much To Ask
Boar Worship - Connor
Recluse Raccoon - Put In The Time
The band Recluse Raccoon has recently released their first song “Put In The Time” from the upcoming album. And it’s not only the album opener, it’s also a mind opener.
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