Fountain Of Youth

A cool '80s electro influence, synthtronic melody, blatant harmony, and easy to grasp melody takes Shapes On Tape's "Fountain Of Youth" and turns it into less of a dance track and more of a dream you once had about a trippy night at the disco.

Introspective lyrics that build to unforgiving self-realizations and plaintive pleas are addictive enough, but throw in Shapes On Tape's unfailing ability to make slinking beats and instantly catching melodies and the carefully structured but breezy as ever "Fountain Of Youth" is a must-hear.

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Stormy Eyes

There's an open, spacey, beach vibe to Tales In Space's "Stormy Eyes" that makes it the perfect song to start your weekend. Atmospheric and freeing with hypnotic riffs and easy vocals in a very nearly '90s alt-beach-rock sound, the sweet chorus and trippy throwback of a bridge add a perfectly nostalgic twist to the plaintive lyrics and playful, synth-driven tune you'll want to lazily dance to on hot days.

Listen to the track and head to all those sites below for more from Luke Bertoz's Tales In Space and look for his second LP to be released later this year.

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Turn You Out

The Phryg presents a cool fusion of prog rock meets funk electronica with a modern twist and a jam band-like vibe in their latest single, "Turn You Out".

The four piece Brooklyn band's unique sound sets them apart from so much trendy lo-fi with fun, casual riffs, prominent beats, and deep grooves that give the track a thick soul you could sink into.

Take a listen to The Phryg's "Turn You Out", catch our chat with them here, head to all those sites below, and look for their self-titled album to drop this July.

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The Virginmarys - Motherless Land Press Release

Hailing from Macclesfield, England, The Virginmarys make anthems that scream with all the potent sound and fury of modern punk acts, brimming with the honesty of prime British rock of the early 1970’s, before the wizards and capes overcame the attack and dynamic.

The energetic three-piece arrive with a compelling video for their single, "Motherless Land".

Taken from their sophomore release, Divides, the visuals are a fitting match the song. Directed by Kyle Cogan and produced by Drew Morris, the video follows a homeless couple as they train-hop across America, and builds from the themes that are entrenched throughout the album.

“There’s a lot of singing for the beaten-down and the people who don’t have a voice,” says Virginmarys singer and guitarist Ally Dickaty. “This particular song is about a couple that is escaping from the society that they’re living in because they’ve just had enough of it.”

Photo Credit Alex Wright

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