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Showing posts with label Wild Nothing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wild Nothing. Show all posts
Friday, August 18, 2023
Wild Nothing & Hatchie
Indie artist Wild Nothing is back this Fall with a new album of dreampop and danceable new wave. And the first single features as assist from fellow dreampop artist Hatchie. Check out "Headlights On" below and pre-order the upcoming "Hold" LP here from Captured Tracks.
Labels:
Captured Tracks,
dreampop,
Hatchie,
indie,
new wave,
pop,
synth,
Wild Nothing
Thursday, January 7, 2021
Molly Burch
Austin artist Molly Burch is known for her mix of dreampop, Americana, and alt-country croon, but on her latest single, she goes full on disco synth pop with some help from fellow Captured Tracks label mate Wild Nothing. Check out "Emotion" below and get the 7" here.
Labels:
Captured Tracks,
disco,
dreampop,
Molly Burch,
pop,
synth,
Wild Nothing
Wednesday, January 8, 2020
Wild Nothing
Wild Nothing have a new EP of synthy, airy dreampop heading our way later this month. Listen to "Blue Wings" below and order the "Laughing Gas" EP here from Captured Tracks.
Tuesday, June 5, 2018
Wild Nothing
It appears we've got some new and hazy dreampop heading our way at summer's end from Wild Nothing. "Letting Go" is all airy retro-synth pop vibes with a sun tinted sheen on top, the perfect song for those last beach days when August comes to a close. Listen below and pre-order the upcoming "Indigo" LP here from Captured Tracks.
Wednesday, November 25, 2015
Wild Nothing
Take a listen to two gorgeous and dreamy tracks from the upcoming new album by Brooklyn band Wild Nothing. "To Know You" and "TV Queen" recall all the best sounds and waves from four decades of dreampop, new wave, and post punk, with the former easily making a case for best new music of 2016...once we get there. Listen below and get the "Life of Pause" LP in February from Captured Tracks.
Sunday, April 20, 2014
The Snow
The Snow is a Captured Tracks "super group" of sorts. The band features members of Beach Fossils, Wild Nothing, and Holograms, and their vibe is a distinctly early 80's Cure or Smiths. Good, chilled music for a Sunday afternoon. The 7" came out yesterday and may very well be sold out, but you can listen to the A-side "Memory Loss" below.
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