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Anamanaguchi - Endless Fantasy [Album]

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Anamanaguchi is a chiptune indie band who pride themselves in the type of geekiness and nerdiness that doesn't care iota how to act 'cool'... Read More

Still Parade - "Actors" [Single + Video Premiere]

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It's not often that we are exposed to a song that can cause a pause in a busy day to sit back and marvel in the tranquility that eludes... Read More

The Indie Sabbath - Week 37

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 A Quick Word from the Author: I made a joke to a friend the other day that the Indie Sabbath is a bit like The Daily Show with Jon... Read More

Bastille - Other People's Heartache Pt. 2 [Interview + Bonus track]

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 As I look at the above image of Dan Smith, frontman for Bastille, while re-listening to Other People's Heartache Pt. 2 for what seems... Read More

Introducing: Bird Call
01.24.2013 Phillip Yung

The time of exaggerated and over-the top divas have come to a close, as more and more female vocalists are finding a bigger role in the indie music scene. Chiara Angelicola, better known as Bird Call, is the songstress behind the suave, grimey sounds made with the efforts of composer and orchestrator Bryan Senti. They hit their stride around a year ago, and are in the homestretch of completing their upcoming debut album Will We Get To Mars?.

Bird Call's style can be defined as electronically-driven experimental pop, as you will find in their first single teaser "Miracle Man". This track is pushed onwards through Angelicola's mystical voice backed by dark synths and effects. Occasionally, you'll hear a harp which gives the tune a slight Lana Del Rey feel. More recently, they came out with a second and more recent single teaser "Phantom Limbs", which sways towards more electro-pop than anything. Of course, they still utilize that consistent grimey romance. They emit a dark, yet highly infectious sound that you will instantly become a fan of and will yearn for more once Will We Get To Mars? has hit the airwaves. These two tracks will hold us off. For now...

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