Plaid Dracula Aren’t ‘Mean,’ They’re Just Done with Past Shit
Brooklyn’s Plaid Dracula want you to know that once you show them your true, disgusting colors, they will move on, but also use this to fuel an incredibly catchy single.
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Pom Pom Squad’s ‘Honeysuckle’ Self-Infliction is a Grunge-Tender Delight
Pom Pom Squad unleash a heavy, and tangled projection surround codependency on their latest track “Honeysuckle.”
Roofers Union Craft Whimsical Slice of Art-Pop on ‘Tortugas’
Brooklyn’s Roofers Union craft an gluttonous-sonic brand of indie, art-pop and alt-rock on their latest single “Tortugas.”
Arthur Moon Deconstructs Pop and Normalcy on ‘Homonormo’
Swimming in the self-carved genre of “incorrect music,” Brooklyn avant-pop ensemble Arthur Moon deconstructs pop for a refreshing restitution of marriage between messaging and sound
a. harlana ‘American Boy’ (Estelle Cover)
a.harlana extracts the sensuality of Estelle’s “American Boy” on latest cover.
Swimming Bell Creates a Glorified Serenity on ‘Got Things’
Thick with a sustained emotion, Brooklyn’s Swimming Bell, welcomes listeners to the first taste of sounds from her forthcoming LP, ‘Wild Sight.’
HEARTRACER Drips with Tender Synth-Pop on ‘Diamond Sea’
HEARTRACER clings to the synth-pop Gods on their heartfelt ballad and performance video, “Diamond Sea.”
Kahiem Rivera Creates a Resolution on ‘Be Quiet, Pt.2’
Brooklyn rapper, Kahiem Rivera, releases his latest installment in the ‘Be Quiet’ series with a creation of resolution on Pt. 2.
Gabrielle Marlena Isolates Past Penned Thoughts on ‘Mississippi’
Brooklyn-based artist, Gabrielle Marlena, shares the tender video for her track “Mississippi,” along with her five most memorable moments from tour.
New Noise: The Feels
Post-progressive, electro-pop, and more, here’s what is in current circulation.
White China Enter Stimulated Bliss on ‘Shake’
Dark wave and orgasmic bliss take LA-based trio White China to a sensual realm of sound.
Flavor of the Week: Rock
Post-punk, classic, and psych. Anyway you slice it, roots lead back to rock. Top 5 picks that crept through GUM’s ears.
