// Issue I
Band review: Loxslyriyl: the shins, arcade fire, flaming lips
Loxsly’s self-released debut, Maps and Organs, fearlessly displays richly textured and introspective compositions expressed through monumentally vast instrumentation that leave one spinning happily from sound to sound.
Atmospheric vocals that aim to embrace the best of the soft-spoken indie singers (i.e. Ben Gibbard meets Badly Drawn Boy’s Damon Gough) melt [...]
// Issue I
Band review: Loxslyriyl: the shins, arcade fire, flaming lips
Loxsly’s self-released debut, Maps and Organs, fearlessly displays richly textured and introspective compositions expressed through monumentally vast instrumentation that leave one spinning happily from sound to sound.
Atmospheric vocals that aim to embrace the best of the soft-spoken indie singers (i.e. Ben Gibbard meets Badly Drawn Boy’s Damon Gough) melt [...]
// Issue II
Band review: The Unbearables
riyl: guided by voices, they might be giants, the apples in stereo
Like Peter Pans of the musicians pool, The Unbearables aim to hold on to childlike exuberance. In their quest for capturing the kind of happiness that only the days of swing sets and Smurfs can provide, the fun loving quartet fights the demons of [...]