ROLE MODEL displays confidence yet sounds whiny on new single
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Even though he says “There’s some people who gon’ need this,” it seems like Pillsbury himself may be the only one really needing this song to exist.
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Remi Wolf is fueled by fresh, exciting energy in soul-infused single ‘Disco Man’
The track is feel-good in every sense of the word, resembling disco in its funk-happy rhythm and playful content.
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Bright Eyes reaches for dystopian grandeur on stoic ‘One and Done’
The song’s subject matter, combined with Oberst’s monotone delivery, creates a sense of claustrophobia and despair.
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‘Hero’ is touching tribute, classic throwback from Weezer
Fans may find the atmosphere and guitar stylings of “Hero” to be familiar in its resemblance to Weezer’s early work.
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‘Voices (Will ‘Franklin’ Chapman Remix)’ is soulful collaboration between singer Daniel Heffington, Colony House drummer Will Franklin Chapman
The song progresses with this interplay of electronic beats and drum beats throughout, introducing twitchy syncs and other subtle pulses of synthesis here and there.?
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Glass Animals takes a journey into subconscious on ‘Dreamland’
“Dreamland” is the third single and the title track from the band’s upcoming album, and it’s a positive foreshadowing of what’s to come.
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James Blake displays absolute devotion on single ‘You’re Too Precious’
The track opens with the repeating of gentle piano keys and a muffled, distorted falsetto, establishing a cyclical groove that draws the listener in further as the song progresses.
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Urban Heat revives industrial synthwave with single ‘That Gun in Your Hand’
This tune isn’t a half-baked effort in bringing back ’80s sounds, nor is it an empty political agenda.
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Omar Apollo panders to lovelorn teens in catchy but shallow new single
Apollo has certainly kept his amassed fanbase’s attention, but for those looking for something with more depth, they won’t find much of it here.
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STRFKR’s single ‘Budapest’ is a soft indie bore
In an attempt to be a dreamy but more energetic version of a shoegaze song, “Budapest” stays on the conservative side.
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