Quivver’s “Rescue”

October 1, 2018June 7, 2020

Quivver’s “Rescue”

Quivver a.k.a. John Graham. Photo sourced from artist's Facebook.

Here's some laid-back 2017 progressive vocal house for a Monday afternoon. Quivver (a.k.a. John Graham) has been around since the '90s, producing and crafting genre-defining progressive house and trance, running the gamut from the hard and heavy to the effortless and chilled. "Rescue" falls under the latter. This one surprised me on my way to …

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October 1, 2018June 7, 2020

Hatchie’s “Try”

Hatchie's Harriette Pilbeam. Photo by Alex Wall; sourced from artist's Facebook.

Here's another Australian artist, this time of the dream-pop variety. Hailing from Brisbane, Hatchie released this easy-breezy single "Try" last year to much acclaim on the indie circuit. It's catchy, immensely listenable pop music, with hints of dreamy psychedelia and acoustic bliss. Give it a try (yup, that was intentional - and bad) ... Hatchie's …

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October 1, 2018June 7, 2020

Jabberwocky’s “Stoned”

Jabberwocky. Photo by Ludovik Zuili; sourced from artist's Facebook.

I just like the loungy dream-pop electronica of French trio Jabberwocky. The single "Stoned" is one of the standouts from their 2017 album "Make Make." Perhaps, that's how it should be heard. And that's all I know... "Stoned" from the 2017 album "Make Make."

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October 1, 2018June 7, 2020

Deafcult’s “Here Be Death”

Deafcult. Photo sourced from artist's Facebook.

And to start off October, here's some Australian indie wall-of-sound shoegaze guitar rock.I stumbled upon these guys while sorting through a massive pile of to-be-listened-to material. The short of it is they're a six-piece from Brisbane, and this song's from the 2017 album "Auras."Always love to see contemporary shoegaze from unexpected places. Check it out …

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