Superb and Awesome shoegazing sound!!  Love the layered vocals!!

Really great! Def one of my 2014 favorites

truly one of the most intensely trippy headphones experiences ever. my head is still vibrating. amazing

Love the guitar part hear. Throws you for one.

Oliver Ackermann of A Place to Bury Strangers twists Wah Together’s “Sayonara” into a brutalist metaphysical pretzel of melody and noise with a new remix out Friday, December 31.
 
“Sayonara (APTBS Remix)” casts Wah Together in a foundation of concrete and wrought iron with unrelenting industrial rhythms and brain-busting time-lapse fuzz guitar. And although Ackermann pushes Wah Together to the brink of collapse in a cacophony of post-punk power electronics, Jaiko Suzuki’s voice emerges unscathed, its sweetly skewed melody intact.
 
Wah Together’s debut LP Let’s Wah Together arrives March 4, 2022—only on Dedstrange.

Lets Wah Together

Sayonara (A Place To Bury Strangers Remix)

Wah Together - Sayonara (A Place To Bury Strangers Remix)

Summer Holiday

In Love With Useless (The Timeless Geometry In The Tradition Of Passing)

From the "I Think You're Alright" b/w "Rush" 7" out June 24th on Fat Possum Records

Order the 7" here: smarturl.it/jaysom7

Catch Jay Som on tour this summer with Mitski and Japanese Breakfast: bit.ly/1WOo7R7

Jay Som - Rush

Photojournalist b/w Sun Was High (So Was I)

Sun Was High (So Was I)

Widowspeak

Gun Shy

First single from @A-Beacon-School's "Cola" LP ~ out now!

Premiered via The Fader: http://www.thefader.com/2018/02/14/a-beacon-school-algernon

Cola is the full-length debut from Brooklyn multi-instrumentalist Patrick J Smith, whose previous credits include playing with Modern Rivals, Bluffing and Fiasco. Having spent the last year working on a new project called Maxband with Max from Parquet Courts, A Beacon School marks Smith’s first entirely solo effort and the beginning of a new musical journey.

PURCHASE 🍦

A Beacon School - Algernon

Corey Cunningham's Business of Dreams is all about emotional catharsis. When his father passed away a few years ago, Cunningham took leave from his long-running Bay Area/LA musical partnerships Magic Bullets and Terry Malts to return to his home state of Tennessee to grieve and confront his past.

Making music to cope with this loss resulted in Business of Dreams' lovely eponymous debut album, an unexpected pop pleasure that wound up on Bandcamp's and Raven Sings The Blues' year-end lists for 2017. Soon the live version of Business Of Dreams took shape as Cunningham opened for Rogue Wave on a national tour and played scores of local shows with Frankie Rose, Real Estate and many others.

With his new album "Ripe For Anarchy," Cunningham has honed the songwriting with an eye towards regret, existence, and perseverance. "When I’m gone you won’t cry for me, focus on the moment, be free," he sings on "Chasing That Feeling." And that’s the mantra here: it’s time to let go. "The album is about living in the moment, shedding neurosis, and the desire to discard the general societal malaise we’ve been roped into."

"Ripe For Anarchy" is a through-and-through ode to indie pop, in the historic definition of the genre. "My Old Town" and "N.R.E.A.M." could be album cuts on a Grant McLennan solo album, "Don’t Let Our Time Expire" and "Naive Scenes" could be The Smiths, the Sparklehorse cover "The Hatchet Song" bears an uncanny resemblance to Australian pop pioneers Even As We Speak, and "I Feel Dread" has the unmistakable earmarks of The Field Mice.

And while he may be more noted for playing guitar in Terry Malts, Smokescreens, and Merge Records' Mike Krol's backing band, Cunningham is most at home making soft sounds extolling the wounded and mournful. "I think music is the most personal of mediums. You can work and listen, you can run and listen, you can drive and listen. And I think I’m a misfit. If I can make the most personal music for misfits, then I’m satisfied."

Ripe For Anarchy

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Business of Dreams - Keep The Blues Away

Recorded at The Nave, Leeds
Produced by Alex Greaves
Written & Performed by bdrmm

Heart is sound to let go 
Did you think I could leave my home 

Meet me in the doorway 
You're calling my name 
And if I see you on a sad day 
Or if I see you in another place 

Hey turn the lights off 
And all the stars 
Hey turn the lights off 
And all the stars and 
All the stars let them die 

Heart is sound to let go 
Did you think I could leave my home 

Meet me in the doorway 
You're calling my name 
You said I shouldn't run away 
You told me not to be afraid 
I notice in the mornings 
I can feel them fading grey 
Now I know I'm in another place 
And I know I'll never be the same 

Hey turn the lights off 
And all the stars 
Hey turn the lights off 
And all the stars and 
All the stars let them die

Credits
Released November 20, 2018 
Written and Produced by Ali Genevich, Jacob Brooks 
Recorded and Produced by Dylan Sky 
Mixed by Jason Finkel

Dream. Sleep.

"Shiny" is the second single from Floatie's upcoming album "Voyage Out," due out March 26th -explodinginsoundrecords.bandcamp.com/album/voyage-out

In Love With Useless (The Timeless Geometry In The Tradition Of Passing)

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