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"Delicate, yet powerful. The musicianship and balance of the strings, guitars, and vocals create a distinct mood," says Jake Craney of GroundSounds. Check out the music video for "Stone" by Little Shrine, taken from "Wilderness," an unexpected group of folk songs (think Cat Power, Laura Marling) written by San Francisco-based bassist and drummer, Jade Shipman. The trio plays a record release show at The Lost Church tomorrow evening.
"While synthesizers form the core of The Dream System’s unique electronic pop sound, the song is elevated to a higher plane by its ethereal female vocals," says Matt Matasci at mxdwn in his premiere piece on the duo's "Losing All of You" debut single.
"Fans of Laura Marling, Laura Gibson, and Cat Power will find much to love in this track." Independent Clauses with the premiere of "Stone" by Little Shrine. Debut mini-LP "Wilderness" out 10/20.
Three-part harmonies with a ‘60s country-meets-pop feel,” says The Bluegrass Situation about the roots-riffic tune "She Knows Exactly What She's Doing" from "Proper Wilted" by The Morning Yells. Debut EP arrives everywhere tomorrow, band plays The Hotel Cafe in Los Angeles on Saturday.
Spend a day with Shining Mirrors courtesy of the music video for "Cardiac," premiering today via The Big Takeover. "A little bit of escape and a whole lot of musical pleasure," says PopMatters in its earlier review of the song.
"'Take Me Somewhere' combines all sorts of '70s influences with ease: Fleetwood Mac’s mystic dreaminess, The Eagles’ effortless swagger, and the laid back California vibes of Jackson Browne," says Stephen Carradini of Independent Clauses about the latest from The Morning Yells. Debut EP out this Friday.