SKIA dismantles and refines her dance-pop impulses on “Not Anymore” (BPM Premiere)
Norwegian pop deconstructionist SKIA wields her formidable musical talents in the service of building glistening melodies, waves of...
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Global Network explore the dangers of extraterrestrial love and emotional subjugation in the video for “Your Love” (BPM Premiere)
Loris Sasso and Nils Peschanski both grew up in the suburbs surrounding Paris, outside of the people-choked lanes...
Seán Barna finds inspiration in personal truths and Open Mic Nights on “Naked Heart (Missy)” (BPM Premiere)
Seán Barna is a nuanced and precise storyteller, though his narratives aren’t composed with any sense of musical...
David D’Angelo and MayDay explore the consequences of abusing our natural resources in the video for “Priceless Commodity” (BPM Premiere)
David D’Angelo observes the natural wonder of the world around him and creates breathtaking electronic soundscapes as a...
Pezzettino explore a series of distorted folk and piano-pop landscapes on “From a Window, Big Sur” (BPM Premiere)
Margaret Stutt knows firsthand the truly miraculous healing power of music. Under the guise of Pezzettino, the Oakland-based...
Marlin’s Dreaming embrace a post-punk swagger on jagged rocker “Alike” (BPM Premiere)
The music of Marlin’s Dreaming exists in a perpetual fog of dream-pop vagaries, post-punk angularity and shoegaze ferocity....
Rex explore the curious curvatures of post-punk and new wave in the mournful video for “Palaces” (BPM Premiere)
Amsterdam-based trio Rex possess a particularly unwavering affection for the curious curvatures of post-punk and new wave music....
Big Black Delta inspires James Welsh, The Bodies Obtained, and Clearside to experiment with remixes for “Summoner” (BPM Premiere)
Los Angeles-based electro-pop peddler Big Black Delta (aka Jonathan Bates) released his latest single, “Summoner,” just a few...
88/89 debut their psych-pop visions in the surreal video for “The Man” (BPM Premiere)
London-based psych-pop duo 88/89 work through their mutual musical affections with a particularly compelling ease. Finding a perfect...
Devin Balram offers pop-soaked hope for our current misery on “Hold On, Honey” (BPM Premiere)
The work of Devin Balram exists in a wonderfully gauzy atmosphere of pop fluidity, folk honesty and indie...
