Gentle Sinners – the new project from Aidan Moffat (Arab Strap) and James Graham (The Twilight Sad) – share a second taster of their incoming debut album, These Actions Cannot Be Undone.
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Hit of The Week: Kendrick Lamar “The Heart Part 5”
Kendrick Lamar is officially back in the music business, announcing his return by sharing a new track off his new album Mr. Morales & The Big Steppers. Just less than a week before the album drops, Lamar has also released the accompanying visuals to the track “The Heart Part 5.” His long-awaited fifth studio album has a first week projection increase to 400,000 and is expected to debut at No. 1 in the U.S. upon release.
Hit of The Week: POP ETC ‘Slips Away’
Earlier this month, POP ETC confirmed a new album is coming soon. Now, they’ve shared the first single. The band released their glimmering new single “Slips Away,” which is the lead single off their upcoming record Over the Moment. The song opens with a spoken word contribution from actor Jason Schwartzman. The track was produced and recorded by the band largely at home during quarantine.
Hit of The Week: Surfaces “I Can’t Help But Feel”
Texas-based pop duo Surfaces have returned with a brand new single, “I Can’t Help But Feel.” The track welcomes the next era of Forrest and Colin’s musical career. “I Can’t Help But Feel” marks the first release following Surfaces’ globally renowned 2021 album, Pacifico.
Now, Surfaces are back with a newly crafted sound and the same ‘feel good’ attitude. Kicking things off with “I Can’t Help But Feel,” the duo hints at much more to come.
Hit of The Week: Quarters of Change ‘T Love’
Quarters of Change is a four-piece alternative rock band from New York City. Founded in 2017 as a high school cover band, their self-titled LP was released in 2018 and was recorded in their school’s basement, where they would stay after hours and hide from school security. Guitarist Ben Acker joined the band in 2019 to complete the lineup. Since the start of 2021,the band has released both the Innocent EP and the New Hour EP. The Quarters of Change debut studio LP will release later this year. Meanwhile they’ve just released their new single ‘T Love.’
Hit of The Week: Supershy ‘Happy Music’
Currently working on his new album, Tom Misch is keeping busy, introducing his brand new electronic project Supershy.
Sharing two new songs, ‘Happy Music’ is an old-school disco leaning dance track, while ‘Something on My Mind’ shows a different side to Supershy as Tom showcases his refreshing take on underground club music.
Hit of The Week: Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs “Blood in the Snow”
Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs (aka Orlando Higginbottom) has announced When the Lights Go, his first album since his 2012 debut, which will be out July 22 on his own Nice Age imprint. He’s making up for lost time, though, as it’s a 17-track double LP.
The first single from the album is “Blood in the Snow,” a dark and moody track that is more low-key groovy (and slides a little in trip hop territory) than “danceable,” but it’s very good. “This song is about melting glaciers and wanting a daughter, where to put love in this tailspin,” says Orlando.
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