This week's selection includes everything from an album inspired by the enthusiastic dreams of an Indian poet to a 30-second song that takes over the CEO of the female three-piece Spotify. ..
1. Pocket Gods, (whole album)
Daniel Ek is not the Antichrist He just likes mischievous(Nub Music)
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England's Pocket Gods are famous for releasing songs of just over 30 seconds each. why? That's because it's time for everyone to stream a song before the streaming service pays the artist a fee. To make up for the small amount paid per stream, Pocket Gods instead released a huge number of 30-second songs. Currently, there are 15 such albums, setting eight nods in the Guinness Book of World Records. This latest album (can you guess the theme from the title?) Has 95 such tracks. This is all.
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2. Two Door Cinema Club,Wonderful Life
Keep smiling(Glass Note)
RIYL: Northern Ireland Pop Rock
According to the Two Door Cinema Club, the fifth album (September) (Released on the 2nd) is their early work, especially this first single, which is a reversion to sound. The big tour of North America will start on October 28th and will have a show in History via Toronto on November 5th.
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3. The Wombats. I will drive all this car myself
I will repair it myself,Not in the world (AWAL)
RIYL: Is it a self-driving car?
Liverpool's Wombat has released another single from their fifth album on the theme of fate and the unchanging will of the universe. Singer Matt Murphy was out for a dog walk when he noticed an electric car that looked like no one was in the driver's seat. Therefore, the title of the song was given. There is a metaphor somewhere here.
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4. Les Shirley,Random Call
Single (RPM)
RIYL: Psychological Analyst People
Recorded at home in Montreal in February when temperatures dropped to -28, all of this female The power trio continues to refine the sound. There are elements of both classic rock and 90's here, but they are reinforced with pretty sweet melodies and harmonies. Oh, and cowbell. Because I know what they say ...
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5. Young Giant,Wake Up
American Hindi Wood(AWAL)
RIYL: South Asian Mysticism
It's been a while, LA Quintet — actually four years. According to lead vocalist Sameer Gahda, this track "contains a passionate dream from the poet Vyasa of past life and vision." The album that follows that theme is divided into four acts: Origins, Exile, Battle, and Denouement. Isn't it smart?
