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dreampop shoegazers, echo lake, have a new video for a track off their debut album, Wild Peace, out 6/26 on Slumberland.

electro-dreampop from NZ! check out she’s so rad

aaaawwwww… brandon…you are just so sweet!

TOY is the latest post punk/art rock band after the likes of s.c.u.m. and the horrors. we love the krautrock and psychedelic pop influences in their new single, motoring.

4imaginaryboys is proud to debut cult indie legends, THE JESUS AND MARY CHAIN, for a one-night-only concert in Singapore. THE JESUS AND MARY CHAIN will perform on 26 May 2012 (Saturday) at ESPLANADE CONCERT HALL. Singapore is the band’s choice of its first and only destination in Southeast Asia.

Gig details:
4imaginaryboys presents:
THE JESUS AND MARY CHAIN – LIVE IN SINGAPORE
Esplanade Concert Hall
Sat 26th May 2012 7.30pm
Ticket Prices: $68, $88, $108, $128, $148 (+ $3 SISTIC Fee).
Ticket sales launch date: 11 May 2012

Tickets available via SISTIC:
Online (9am): www.sistic.com.sg
Tel (10am): +65 6348 5555
In person (10am): At all authorized SISTIC agents & box offices

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sin kitty is all soft sweet vocals messed with a droney raw psychedelic guitar sound… we featured them before and we are doing it again coz we just love it.

we love surf pop with noise! milk maid is doing a great job here blending their beach boys melodies with the dinosaur jr noise.
this is taken from ‘Mostly No’, Milk Maid’s second album released via FatCat on 9th July. Front man Martin Cohen is cementing his reputation as a talented songwriter straddling the line between noise and pop whilst also expanding the band’s sonic terrain. Adding swirls of psychedelia to debut ‘Yucca’s’ crafted fuzz, the home-recorded ‘Mostly No’ explores a trans-Atlantic sound that at times simultaneously recalls the grand traditions of Manchester indie and Californian acid rock but which also sits alongside contemporaries such as Ty Segall, White Fence, and The War on Drugs.

last leaf down is a shoegaze/ post punk band from Switzerland. we just can’t get enough of those heavy bassline and echo-y vocals.

New York’s loudest band, A Place to Bury Strangers, is back with a new album this year – Onwards To The Wall.

heavy bassline and that grand synth sound!
we know nothing about verndale except that this is an awesome song!