That Vice article lols.. glad I read it, you guys are winners

Patience

Here’s a cover of my favourite Felt song that I recorded sometime in Toronto in late 2011 right before leaving on my first trip to Europe with HAPPY TRENDY.

The World Is As Soft As Lace (Felt cover)

First single off Winter's first full length "Supreme Blue Dream"! Album coming out March 10th through Lolipop Records! Release show April 3rd at The Echo, Los Angeles.

Someone Like You

Official Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1mt1gYxfag

oh, when you're walking on
creaking boards of light
every waking hour of the passing night
taken by a scent of early dawn, I'm looking at you now
from a touch I hear the timbre of your blood
running soft in all the vessels of an animal so kind
mind is spinning and my senses now are turning into one
into one...

am I ill, or have I finally found the pill?
simple remedy for days of long and empty whitewashed halls
now your calling out, and panaesthesia takes a hold of me
on me

Irises of auburn, ringing from the nurse's eyes
and singing as they pass me by
they sound like....


Irises

Keep Swimming out on 8/07, is the first single from the upcoming self titled full length out on 9/04.

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Soda Shop

SODA SHOP 'Keep Swimming'

From our second LP entitled 'II' on Vinyl, CD & Digital.

Buy - https://horsebeach.bandcamp.com/

*UPDATE*

The new 4th album is currently in the works but I need a hand getting it up and running. Please check out the Kickstarter page and help me out in anyway you can.

Thanks, Ryan

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1362903932/horsebeach-the-fourth-album-is-imminent

Midnight Part 2

Released on February 19th, 2016.

Digital: smarturl.it/lifeofpause
Physical: www.omnianmusicgroup.com/products/life-of-pause


Wild Nothing // Life of Pause

Recorded, engineered and mixed by Alana Marta DeVito
All parts written and performed by Bobbypin
Mastered by Alex Cowan.
Released: June 2016
Video HERE: https://youtu.be/1g7hs80fFWA

lyrics:
Driving that same dirt road
Breaking my back again
Crashing that same ol’ car 
Chasing my own demise
Taking you down with my own two eyes
Falling asleep with just a simple smile

Consequence of you 
Consequence of me 
Consequence of you and me 
Making the space for that second chance
Consequence of you and me
Betting a dance on this doomed romance

Consequence

'Dépaysement' is the sound of being somewhere far, far away from home. It hums with the shock of being suddenly alone—in a place where no one cares who you are or what you’re doing.

On their debut album, Melbourne band Foreign/National sound enlivened. Having worked tirelessly on a string of acclaimed singles since the release of their self-titled EP in 2014, the band have embraced the longer format with open arms and a healthy dose of ambition.

From the opening bars of its titular track to the haunting death-rattle of ‘22’, the album’s closer, the band weave their way through a sprawling narrative with fresh lucidity.

“I swear I used to be a confident man. What happened to the confident man?” asks frontman Mark Gage on ‘Too Sentimental’, the LP’s first single, sifting through a distant memory—or perhaps a fading fantasy— with uncompromising honesty.

On ‘Mombasa’, we hear cues from Brian Wilson and Kamuran Akkor and as always, the sound of bassist Sean Gage and drummer Rhys Grunden sticking together like liquid nails, hurling the record forward with impossibly tight rhythmic interplay.

On keys, Sam Stearne brings palpable tension to ‘Ballerina’, and imbues ‘Nicole Warren’ with a gorgeous sense of weightlessness. Tom Stephenson, similarly omnipresent and shapeshifting, reaches dizzying heights of slacker ecstasy on ‘Sunny Afternoon’ and ‘Never Really’.

More than anything, however, ‘Dèpaysement’ shines as a product of undeniable chemistry and collective devotion. This is an album of songs that have lived many lives and taken many forms, but now feel strangely familiar and at home together.

Foreign/National’s debut LP, Dépaysement, will be released February 3 through DOWNTIME.

ARTWORK: Alex Jennings ( www.ajayjennings.com )

Mombasa

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