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Single Review: 9 o'clock nasty & I am the Unicorn Head - Existential Dread (2022)

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  First of all, and because it cannot be said often enough: нет войны | ні війні | No War How to help the people in Ukraine ______________________________________________________ This coverage was created via Musosoup  #Sustainablecurator Click here  and run your own campaign on MusoSoup Picture Credit: 9 o'clock nasty & I am the Unicorn Head 9 o'clock nasty & I am the Unicorn Head - Existential Dread Release Date: September 03, 2022 Duration: 02:50 Genre: New Indie / Psychedelic Pop / Post Punk Origin: Leicester , England / Saint Austell , England This shall not become overly (pseudo-)philosophic but life is full of moments and dreams. A moment is when you step on a lego, when you slip on a banana peel while carrying a huge egg box, or when you realize you missed an important deadline. Dreams take place on the other side of your consciousness, and they could be a truck loaded with your favourite cereal crashing into a gigantic pond of almond milk while so...

Single Review: I am the Unicorn Head - Omnipresent (2021)

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Picture Credit: I am the Unicorn Head   I am the Unicorn Head - Omnipresent Release Date: September 29, 2021 Length: 02:34 Genre: Indie Rock / Jangle Pop Origin: Saint Austell , England If you have not heard of the 20,000-residents Cornish town of Saint Austell, here is a reason why it is worth knowing of that place. It is home to new Indie band I am the Unicorn Head. The band with the great name makes cool music for weird people; or weird music for cool people - it works both ways. After I am the Unicorn Head released their debut single ' Eating cornbread in quarantine ', their sophomore release 'Omnipresent' is here to enchant our synapses. Driving Indie Rock joins a dizzy dance with joyful psychedelia and sympathetic insanity, and the outcome is the realization that we are omnipresent. Yes, really! Dive into a colourful kaleidoscope of images you will never forget and you will never be able to describe. This is gorgeous. Music from every post will stay in the  Mango...

Single Review: Salsola - The Seekers (2021)

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Picture Credit: Salsola   Salsola - The Seekers Release Date: August 06, 2021 Length: 04:24 Genre: Indie Rock / Jangle Pop Origin: Stockton-on-Tees , England Salsola's last single release ' Deconstruction ' is quite some time ago. It was actually released in the pre-coronacene! But now the quartet from North East England is back with another tidbit. After several livestreams and the insane reality of the lockdowns, Salsola rise up like a phoenix and present their newest recording 'The Seekers'. Salsola · The Seekers Smooth and gentle, the psychedelic Indie Pop sounds create a beautiful sonic environment for the dreamers, the lovers, and, of course, 'The Seekers'. Salsola present themselves very soulful and emotional on their new track, and thus enchant their audience by creating an atmosphere that makes you wanna light a candle and pour a glass of dry red wine. Music from every post will stay in the  MangoRotation  playlist  for 14 days. This coverage was ...

Album Review: Moon Walker - Truth to Power (2021)

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Picture Credit: Moon Walker   Moon Walker - Truth to Power Release Date: September 24, 2021 Label: selfrelease Format: Digital Length: 26:45 Genre:  Alternative Rock  /  Indie Rock Origin:  Los Angeles ,  CA ,  USA LA's Moon Walker were recently called this year's most underrated band, and I really hope that this will change, now that Harry  and Sean  have released their debut album "Truth to Power". There are at least seven reasons why Moon Walker deserve to skyrocket the Indie charts - the album's seven tracks. Seriously, in the review of their single 'Disturbed Suburbia' , I have called the duo a hit machine, and I can only repeat myself. Moon Walker are one of those bands that create instant classics with every song they write - maybe comparable to Swiss Rockabilly heroes The Peacocks, but serving a different genre. Although the Indie and Alternative Rock played by Moon Walker is very colourful, boppy, sort of psychedelic, and dynamically...

Album Review: Colorfuzz - Digital Delays (2021)

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Picture Credit: Andrew Caffrey   Colorfuzz - Digital Delays Release Date: July 12, 2021 Label: selfrelease Format: Digital Length: 44:48 Genre: Psychedelic Pop / Shoegaze Origin: Green Brook , NJ , USA Kyle Merritts from Somerset County, NJ, has been a bass player for several bands, and also once won a "Battle of the Bands" competition with one of his combos. Coming of age, the musician from Green Brook Township grew tired of playing cover versions, and thus he wanted to produce his own music for quite some time. Peu à peu, Merritts  collected instruments and recording equipment until he felt ready to start with the recording to his first solo album. The outcome is the ten-track release "Digital Delays" which is a 100% independent production. That means, Colorfuzz' debut album was written, recorded, mixed and mastered in the artist's room. And there is a lot of energy that has been created within these four walls. "Digital Delays" is predominantly...

Album Review: Model Village - World of Carp (2021)

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Picture Credit: Model Village Model Village - World of Carp Release Date: 05 March, 2021 Label: Kingfisher Bluez / towed by the ghost Format: Vinyl / CD / Digital Length: 40:44 Genre: Jangle Pop / Indie Folk Origin: Cambridge , England Welcome to the "World of Carp"! This is the fourth album by Cambridge's Jangle Pop band Model Village. Get ready for some smooth and washed out sounds, little to no distortion, dreamy atmosphere, and soothingly melodic melancholy. Model Village's "World of Carp" is soulful package of real emotions, honesty, and desire. They play the soundtrack for bouyant dance steps between kitchen and living room, for the last glass of wine before the candles go out, or for many other situations in this crazy thing called life. If the music on "World of Carp" had to be described with one word, then that could be 'touching'. Picture Credit: Model Village Model Village are both boppy and authochthonous. They merge the poten...