Showing posts with label Psychedelic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Psychedelic. Show all posts

3 July 2016

Fascinations Grand Chorus - Debut EP review

For a real retro vibe, with an added pinch of indie pop, listen to the new EP by Fascinations Grand Chorus!


Stephanie and Andrew, the pair behind the production, admit to having their differences and disagreements. I imagine that can be tough, you know? Not that it matters much, because it makes for great songwriting material!

Taking you back to the good ol' days of psychedelia this short little EP has it all: ear-worm melodies, relatable lyrical content, perfect production, and lovely smooth vocals. I can't fault it.

The opening track Welcome, took me by surprise. It opened with this really punk-inspired riff that blasts in and propels the whole thing forward. And then all of a sudden it takes us about 20 years
before punk and I'm just about ready to do the twist! It's a brilliant fusion that shouldn't work. But it does. It so does!

Growing is just as danceable, and the repetitive lyrics are just as singable. I think the drumming as a very prominent part to play in this EP and it really drives each track. The fills are almost melodic and it just blends perfectly with the breathy keys and funky guitar parts.

At only three tracks long, I expect we'll be hearing more from the duo. A great debut!


1 July 2016

Conveyor - What a Low Heart // track of the day



What a Low Heart is a weird and wonderful track with lots of character.
It's progression and direction is incredibly stand out, it's intricate layers bring something new and exciting to the indie table!

29 June 2016

Nothing Stays The Same - BREVE // track of the day



Melbourne based bane BREVE have just released this dark and powerful track ahead of the release of their debut album. Passionate vocals, thick bass sounds and an ace riff all pull together to create on hell of a track. Check it out.

28 June 2016

Schoolyard - Handwrist // track of the day



Long time friend of SunStock, Handwrist released another new collection: Rough Fluff. For some beautifully crisp Psychedelic Jazz, check this out.

22 June 2016

The Minerals // Album Review



The Minerals beautifully marry two genres that you didn't think worked together.

Using lo-fi acoustic vibes alongside prog rock riffs and topping it off with some great lyrics and tight harmonies, these guys rock!