
IAN ROLAND SINGS LIKE WEATHERED LIGHT
‘some way of life’ by ian roland feels like reading an old letter in the rain.soft and stained, but still holding everything carefully.
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‘some way of life’ by ian roland feels like reading an old letter in the rain.soft and stained, but still holding everything carefully.
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in today's mysterious musical postbag, we've come across a stunning debut album from seattle-based, but jakarta-born yearn. ‘shapeshifter’ hums along beautifully with mystery, pain, and soft rebirth.
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lunarover's new banger 'fountains' is a burst of hope disguised as heartbreak. seems like we're finding the band at their most nostalgic and most alive, and we love it.
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this one feels like shouting into the ocean just to hear it shout back. bright, bruised, and full of longing. like a memory that won't stay buried.
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this one feels like a quiet exit at a loud party. calm, collected, and just the right amount of done.
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this one feels like stumbling on a diary entry someone meant to keep hidden. tender, dusty, and full of moments that hit harder than they should.
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so this band called gin wife land in our mysterious musical postbag and we are all the better for it.
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today's mysterious musical postbag has given us a stunning single from blindness and light. it feels a bit like a letter left out in the rain - smudged, sincere, and offering up new truths.
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this one feels like a letter folded into a daisy chain. delicate, wistful, and quietly aching. based in munich, dimila brings a kind of dreamlike softness to her sound.
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this one feels like it was written in the folky, afterglow margins of life. half-dreaming - a quiet scream behind doors.
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this one feels like memory rising up through the mist - recorded in a freezing welsh cottage, but burning with warmth, ‘you are the darkness after my dawn’ is raw and real, and we love it.
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this one moves like sunlight through dusty windows - soft, strange, and quietly profound. musically, gnomes blend the cutest and stunning bedroom folk with glitchy textures and warped warmth.
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this new banger from dust cwaine is electric with feeling. a bit like a rush when love is new and everything starts to glow a little brighter.
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hugooooo. wow. this one hits somewhere deep and slow. ‘s.m.s.tt.d.’ is warm and unhurried - like you’ve been walking home for hours and just spotted the first light in the window.
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here's a stunner from DayEyez. it feels like a quiet ache that keeps unfolding. it’s tender and cinematic, heavy on heartbeat drums and heavier still on the weight of wanting more time with the…
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slowly blooming from soft synth daydream into something danceable and damn great, the idea of you catches you in a strange spell.
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jack goldstein’s new album is a sonic masterpiece - we talk title chaos, margate magic, and why he wouldn’t babysit a beach boys baby jack goldstein’s new album is called HELLFIRE BUMPER STICKER…
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