[Weekly Mix] 2022.04 (4)

cool original - "can't wrap my head around it"

​Say Sue Me 세이수미 - To Dream 꿈에
available to listen to on all digital streaming sites April 20
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From new album 'The Last Thing Left', out May 13!
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THE LAST THING LEFT

To Dream

Say Sue Me - '꿈에 To Dream' - The Last Thing Left (Damnably/Beach Town Music 2022)

Harp

Blue Mare

Written and performed by Gag Salon.
Recorded and produced by Chris McCrory at Green Door Studio, Glasgow.
Mastered by Sam Smith.

Joseph Mumford - vocals / guitar / synth
Tom Dimmock - backing vocals / synth / piano
Seb Bowden - bass / percussion
Ayden Spiller - drums / percussion

My Gun (original version)

Purchase 'Numbers Game' LP (out 5/6/22): bit.ly/grocerbc
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Grocer is a multi-vocal guitar band from South Philly, a band that demands context and attention: listen to just one song or wander away mid-set to smoke a cigarette, and you’ll completely miss what they’re about. Featuring three distinct vocalists/lyricists, Grocer is a band that grooves, but never quite settles; a group that loves a good melody, yet remains moments away from chaos. Recently described as “if The Pixies wrote a musical”, their on-stage chemistry is undeniable whether ripping through an Audiotree session or playing in their home city of Philadelphia.

Their forthcoming sophomore album, Numbers Game, is full of these tricks, nods, and winks as the band rearranges the puzzle pieces of 90s-influenced rock and dissonant pop into something utterly their own. Originally imagined as a four song EP, Numbers Game came about in two quick bursts: The first when the quartet isolated themselves in rural Georgia in January 2021 to focus on writing and escaping the pandemic, and the second immediately following an overwhelming six-week national tour the summer of that year.

Frequently, the songs find Grocer attempting to escape the turmoil of the outside world by turning inward, only to find struggles existing just as intensely within themselves: scattered throughout are allusions to technology dependencies, social complacencies, and overall realizations that they may not be the angels they presumed they were. Recorded quickly in hopes of mirroring the unhinged nature of Grocer’s live performances, Numbers Game is a cathartic, immersive dive into a band that refuses to stop searching. 

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Give me one
Reason to
Count to three
What's it for?
What's it for?
What's it for?

I need a break
Keep it on
Count on me
Break it off
What's the point?
What's the point?
What's the point?

I'm calling out!

Gimme five
I need a sec
Seven Sharp?
What's the point?
What's the point?
What's the point?

I need a break
Keep it on
Count on me
Break it off
What's the point?
What's the point?
What's the point?

I don't wanna fucking do this

I'm calling out!

VIDEO 🛒

Grocer - Calling Out

Sweet Pill - "Dog Song"

"One Truck Gone" is the first single from Editrix's new album "Editrix II: Editrix Goes To Hell," out June 3rd via Exploding In Sound Records. pre-order: https://explodinginsoundrecords.bandcamp.com/album/editrix-ii-editrix-goes-to-hell

cool original - "can't wrap my head around it"

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