Lake Forest College
Emerging in November with the release of a twenty-five minute EP titled Harmless Melodies, Yellow Days transports your ears and brain into an airy, psychedelic, and even ominous soundscape. His voice has a pleasant deepness and a raspiness that makes his delivery sound as if the music were coming from a record player. There is undoubtedly jazz and blues influence in both the melodies of his songs, as well as the content of his lyrics….
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It’s been a long two years since the release of Bad Suns’ debut album, Language and Perspective. The indie rock band from California has spent those two years touring and crafting the masterpiece that is their newest album, Disappear Here. While some bands would change their sound or image for their new releases, Bad Suns has stayed true to its signature sound. The contagious energy that was evident in every second of the first album…
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Hailing from England, Glass Animals is a band that can be loosely categorized as indie alternative. The band has played at a variety of music festivals over the summer, and the group currently has two albums out, Zaba and How to Be a Human Being. Their signature sound consists of synthesizers, interesting percussion, vocal effects, and mystifying guitar riffs that will make your head spin. That sound, which was first heard in Zaba, continues in…
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Mindless Self Indulgence’s Let’s Get Pink Synth-punk gangsters Mindless Self Indulgence have dropped a new EP and it’s called Pink. Comprised of “Lost Tracks” from between 1990 and 1997 including covers of both Duran Duran’s Girls on Film and Depeche Mode’s Personal Jesus, Pink is what Mindless was going to be before it became what it is. The whole thing was produced in the last year or so, all by MSI’s front-man Jimmy Urine. Since…
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