“Beautifully-recorded fingerpicking guitar sensitively offset by passages akin to drone or shoegaze. A truly impressive talent.”
This isn’t a competition. It’s a collaboration.
This isn’t a competition. It’s a collaboration.
“Beautifully-recorded fingerpicking guitar sensitively offset by passages akin to drone or shoegaze. A truly impressive talent.”
EPISODE 55 kicks off with some surf vibes from La Luz and before it closes out with an appropriately titled closing out song by Frog, you'll hear Elvis Depressedly, Cloud, Laurence, Ryan Adams, Mirah and a bunch more goodness. So pop on the headphones and press play.
"Do something just for yourself every day. Not because you have to, but because you deserve it - whether it's cooking yourself a nice meal, taking a bath, exercising, meditating, binging on a TV show, buying yourself a gift, whatever."
"When I heard the first song I just stopped what I was doing. After the next track I bought the album and by track three I was in love."
The Soundcloud playlist for this month’s approved Submithub submissions is now up & running for April 2018.
"Amazing, fresh jangle rock in the vain of the go betweens and REM. But they’re on their own kick. Can’t wait to hear what they do next."
"I love getting mail, even junk mail. I just love walking to the mailbox and opening it up to a surprise with my name on it. It feels sort of romantic and old fashioned I guess."
“Absolutely epic songs. Just love the feel to them all, imagining myself in a camper van on my way down to a surfing trip!”
"Self help ain't so bad. But do not f*ck with that one about making friends and influencing people, that some sinister sh*t."
“Marissa's voice is one of the reasons I believe in angels. A Cure cover? Why yes, thank you."
"If you enjoy reading, go out and buy this book. It is truly one of the greats. You absolutely will not regret it."
"Brian Barth's music is some serious ear candy! Sure comparisons to a slew of other obscure indie songwriters could be made, Zammuto, Akron Family (the early years) or perhaps Jose Gonzalez. However, Names delivers with a class and intimacy that is all his own.”