It’s been an interesting journey for Island Hill. The trio met on Jeju in South Korea, a volcanic Island that the three musicians serendipitously ended up being on at the same time, despite their disparate backgrounds. During their time together there, they discovered a shared love for psychedelia and electronic musical tendencies, as well as vintage synths and blues-infused guitars.
What results from their shared love and connection is Strangers in Paradise, the threesome’s debut body of work, which celebrates their time spent collectively on the island and is a vibrant melting pot of musical inspirations and stylistic intricacy. A dazzling mixture of ambience and beauty, it’s a highly impactful collection of songs that draws you into the band’s forward thinking sound and showcases the soaring potential of the group.
Formed in 2012, The Ramona Flowers is a sensation gaining fans globally included the legendary artist U2. Their talents have taken them to memorable adventures like performing at the Glastonbury Festival 2017, and at the Fuji Rock Festival in Japan in the same year. Their electrifying music video of “Ghost” landed over 1mil views on Youtube alone. Their success has been on a sky-rise high since their debut.
The Ramona Flowers are back with the announcement of their upcoming EP, Hey You, out May 4 via Distiller Records.
Offering us a mixture of mesmeric melodies merged with laidback vocals, Cannibal Kids bring us into their guitar-filled world of falling in love and heartbreak in their newest single “Worms”. With their indie-coastal vibe, the dreamy band combine their unique funky, edgy sound with smooth vocals and snappy lyrics.
Sorry Girls have danced out of the darkness into the light. Since forming in 2015, the Montreal duo of Heather Foster Kirkpatrick and Dylan Konrad Obront have transformed an eerie, dreamlike sound into lush, pleasure seeking pop. Expanding upon their debut album, Deborah, the band’s deftly arranged sophomore LP Bravo! sings to the back rows of the stadium, drawing listeners inward with a newfound focus on personal lyric.
Sorry Girls will release their new album Bravo! on June 2 via Arbutus Records. Now they are sharing their new single and video ‘Prettier Things’.
Earthquake Lights is a five-piece rock outfit from NYC. Having all met during their time at college, the band quickly saw success with their very first EP, Bangups and Hangups. Their second and latest album Desert Bloom sees the band exploring further territories as they blend alt-rock with orchestral elements.
Over the last half decade, the music collective Constant Smiles has produced a prolific output of acclaimed music, culminating in their new record Kenneth Anger, masterfully brought to life by engineer Jonathan Schenke (Parquet Courts, Liars, Dougie Pool). The group is known most recently for their much-praised debut album for Sacred Bones records, Paragons, produced by Ben Greenberg.
The debut album by Somebody’s Child, the brainchild of Irish musician Cian Godfrey, has been a long-time coming. Over the last few years, Somebody’s Child have released a steady stream of feel-good indie rock anthems, and now, the time has come for Godrey to unleash his first full-length project.
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