Watch the video to the song here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCM17iFoicI

There's nothing wrong with being insecure
but then they really don't pay you a premium
For a second there, the fog in my head disappeared
until the next time I water my flowers with tears

And I need to show that I'm not a well of despair
And I need to show that I'm not a concept of pitiful youthfulness

In hiding every fall, until they haven't heard of you
The snow's been piling up
and you're nearly out of reach from the life cycle

And I need to show that I'm not a well of despair
And I need to show that I'm not a concept of laughable youthfulness

And I need to show that I'm not a well of restlessness
And I need to show that I'm not a wizard of loneliness
And I need to show that I'm not the king of hopelessness
And I need to convince you that I am still valuable

The Value Of Young André

From Haley Bonar's 'Impossible Dream', out August 5th, 2016 on GNDWIRE Records (N. America, Australia, NZ) and Memphis Industries (UK/EU/Asia).

Stupid Face

“my fair lady” appears on of Montreal's full-length album, Innocence Reaches, available August 12, 2016.

Pre-order 2xLP/CD/cassette/digital:
plyvnyl.co/innocencereaches

of Montreal - my fair lady

Smakprov från min kommande skiva Ekoxen. Kom ihåg namnet. Gå långt ut i en skog. Slå på detta i lurarna. 

Ekoxen EP

Queen of the Woods

From "Sonderlust", out September 16th, 2016 on Joyful Noise Recordings: joyfulnoi.se/sonderlust

Sonderlust

Kishi Bashi - Hey Big Star

You Are The Sun

Ariel Pink sets a serene but complicated scene for the next chapter in his curious career with “Another Weekend,” the first solo material heard since the prog-pop opus pom pom. Contrary to the lyrics of “Another Weekend” (and fortunately for both fanatics and the newly initiated), Pink is neither too shy or humble to have brought his singular style of pop music beyond the bedroom for the befuddled masses over the past two decades, but returned to the formative, familiar setting to craft what will surely live as another shimmering moment in an unrivaled canon.  Encapsulating the lingering euphoria of a regrettable weekend over the edge, “Another Weekend” speaks in morose volumes while whispering sweetly, the dichotomy of Pink’s pathos once again on display. Backed with “Ode To The Goat (Thank You)”, “Another Weekend” will be shared as a 7” single and through conventional music serving mechanisms on Wednesday, June 7.

Mexican Summer: smarturl.it/AnotherWeekendxOutp
Bandcamp: smarturl.it/AnotherWeekendxBC
iTunes: smarturl.it/AnotherWeekendiTunes
Amazon: smarturl.it/AnotherWeekendAmazon
Apple Music: smarturl.it/AnotherWeekendAppleM
Spotify: smarturl.it/AnotherWeekendxSptfy

Ariel Pink - Another Weekend

Second single from the upcoming album Saudade.
Out in July.

Drown In Colours

Ottawa’s Skytone don’t really fit into a neat little package for consumers, but that’s precisely why I love the group. Sure, their brand new album Jangle Waves has the aforementioned jangling, but there are also moments that lean towards swinging croons like in ‘Second Hand Shops‘. They almost adopt a beach vibe with ‘Missing You‘ only to move into dreamy pop territory with the following tune, ‘Lonely Holiday‘. Throughout the listen, you’ll likely find yourself enveloped in warm harmonies reminiscent of the sun you’re trying to avoid outside your window; it’s the power of pure pop at its best!
Nathan Lankford (austintownhall.com)

Janglewaves

Second Hand Shops

Healing Contest is out April 20 on Sybaritic Peer/ May 18 on Nicey Music

Owe it 2 the Girls

Stars in Coma is the brainchild of songwriter and producer André Brorsson. Since its formation in 2005, this Swedish band has released a prolific stream of albums and EPs, and toured Europe and the US. Brorsson’s idiosyncratic productions draw inspiration from a variety of genres, including guitar rock, disco, funk and semi-electronic pop. The band shares kinship with weirdo-poppers such as of Montreal and Ariel Pink, but it is also possible to pick up melodious echoes from British bands Belle & Sebastian and The Smiths.

US indie music site Obscure Sound called the band’s sound a mixture between “ABBA’s orchestra-laden and punchy pop to the idiosyncrasies of contemporary Swedish songwriters, like Jens Lekman and Eric Berglund,” while the She Turns the Tables music blog described them as a combination of “surf rock era Beatles, low fi bedroom ballad of Montreal, extraterrestrial psych rock Flaming Lips, and at times dropping a synth line you’d expect from the likes of MGMT”.

The Value Of Young André

Stars in Coma

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