While this lockdown situation is continuing happily (or less happily), the good Samaritans from The Deniro’s, the surf rock band from Toulouse, release a new album, Surfin’ In Love. Time to listen to it.
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Category: Reviews
FLASH : LE COULEUR / RON SEXSMITH / HAILEY TUCK
Three albums, three atmospheres. You know the drill, so don’t hesitate to share and show, that way, your support to these artists and to the blog.
FLASH : FEATHER/FEATHER / LAAKE / THE K
And here we go again with our now usual series of flashes that give us hope, boost our mood, are a great excuse to have a break all whilst we are supporting artists that are offering their creativity to the world.
FLASH : GRIMME / FIREWOODISLAND / KLARA
The vast majority of summer festivals are now cancelled. Lockdowns are continuing pretty much everywhere and all this push us towards music. Here are our mood and opinion on three fresh albums.
FLASH : KIM LOGAN / THE STROKES / YEHAN JEHAN
We had a need for guitar sounds and dancing and with these three very different albums, we eventually get our fix. Let’s get up to eleven and enjoy.
FLASH : BEAR’S TOWERS / AL PRIDE / DOPAMOON
Small albums or big EPs, these have been released on the 3rd April and since we’re really enjoying them. On the side of chill pop, it is time to put the light on them. Flashes
I FEEL ALIVE – TOPS
It’s already the 3rd of April and underground band TOPS is offering us one of the best gifts ever: their new album I Feel Alive. So this is a not-objective-at-all review of it, as it is, from the first listen, a favourite.
FLASH : HALF WAIF / MARIE MIFSUD / GRAND PALLADIUM
New Music Friday is still happening, and today it is through three very creative albums, very different from one another and with great qualities. Flashes.
FLASH : BASIA BULAT / LOS ORIOLES / BLACK BONES
Our patience is, let’s say, rather short these days, so that’s why we couldn’t wait any longer to share with you our opinions on three lovely albums due to be released tomorrow. Flashes.
FLASH : TAWA / PIERRE DAVEN-KELLER / HEY HEY MY MY
Three albums released earlier this year or even last year are enchanting us during the sunny beginning of our week (and in self-isolation, of course). A flash each to discover them.