Recommendations • Page 48

solid poppy indie rock from Buffalo, NY

debut album from Wild Once - 'The Place You Are Meant To Be Lost'

more music here Music | Wild Once (bandcamp.com)

 

I don't want to be friends with someone who doesn't like this:

 

Anyone have any good summer playlists that they've made recently? I make an "official" one just prior to each summer (on summer soundtrack 10 "SS10") and am looking for some different entries this time. Last few years I've made one have had a lot of overlap.

 

New project from Jennie Cotterill (ex-Bad Cop/Bad Cop). Sounds like her contributions to Bad Cop/Bad Cop so... It's just really catchy, melodic pop-punk.

 

my friends band Dead Petal dropped their debut song 'Pushing Daises' today (female fronted pop punk)

 

I recently stumbled upon Beren Olivia, who has some really good stuff. This song off her new EP has been in my rotation constantly

 

Posted the other day in the Album in Stores-thread, but might as well promote it here too.

My band One Week Gone has a brand new EP out called "impostor syndrome"

Self-produced by us in the band and mastered by the legend Will Yip (Turnover, B&C, Movements etc.).

If you are looking for a new pop punk EP to spin this summer, I hope you will like this one.
We are super proud about these songs, feel free to let me know what you think.

RIYL: State Champs, NFG, Blink, Pop Punk, Alternative/Emo

 

second song is out today!

Take It All Back

 

Xalo's dedication shines through in "Been Getting Money", his second release that's already making waves. Join the movement and rock out to his music now! #DreamBig #MusicMagic

Check out! Been Getting Money ft. Grab Bag Jag

 

just wanted to say thank you so much to the user who messaged me earlier to say they really value my taste in music

I’m doing this for you now. so glad that you appreciate it

 

If there was only one piece of music in the world but it was this I wouldn't even be that mad.

 

joining this thread to make a bunch of obscure recs from out of left field

incredible expanded reissue/remaster of a 1982 album by french-belgium trio Antena. there's a sort of trippy haziness to this, blended with a contemporary bossa nova, latin-inspired vibe. the result is entirely unique and fantastic. there are songs on this that sound like early Grimes, others that sound like Sade, others like Antonio Jobim, and it all works

 

Can't remember if I've posted this before. One to get your skeleton moving.