1) JOON - Just Can't Get Enough
New video from electro-synth solo project from Maltese producer Yasmin Kuymizakis. Dream Again out 16/7/2021
Original Depeche Mode - Just Can't Get Enough releases 7 September 1981 (UK) + 18 February 1982 (US)
Directed & Edited By Joon Co-Direction: Stephanie Galea Director Of Photography: Martin Bonnici B Camera Operator & Lighting: Anthony Mizzi Puppeteers: Sean Briffa, Jeremy Grech, Michela Farrugia, Noah Fabri, Rachel Micallef Somerville Coloring By Gemma Parr Filmed at Blank Canvas Studios, Malta Written By Depeche Mode Produced & Mixed By Johnny Jewel Mastered By Mike Bozzi Backing Vocals By Vicky Schranz Special Thanks To Kasualboi, Johnny Jewel & Megan Louise
Directed & Edited By Joon Co-Direction: Stephanie Galea Director Of Photography: Martin Bonnici B Camera Operator & Lighting: Anthony Mizzi Puppeteers: Sean Briffa, Jeremy Grech, Michela Farrugia, Noah Fabri, Rachel Micallef Somerville Coloring By Gemma Parr Filmed at Blank Canvas Studios, Malta Written By Depeche Mode Produced & Mixed By Johnny Jewel Mastered By Mike Bozzi Backing Vocals By Vicky Schranz Special Thanks To Kasualboi, Johnny Jewel & Megan Louise
(video - Italians Do It Better)
2) Chime School - Taking Time to Tell You
Chime School is the project of San Francisco musician Andy Pastalaniec.
Endlessly charmed by 80s indie and its 60s forbearers (and any record with a 12-string guitar), Andy cut his teeth as a drummer with SLR labelmate Odd Hope in their early group Pink Films; later with shoegazers Cruel Summer, and currently with indiepop outfit Seablite. But it wasn't until he was gifted a cassette 4-track portastudio "almost as a dare," that he came out from behind the kit to write and record his own material. Aptly named for its autodidact roots, Chime School pays homage to the formative jangle of The Byrds by way of early Primal Scream and The Springfields; the production and pop sensibility of the Biff Bang Pow and The Razorcuts; and the spirit of great singles labels like Creation, Postcard and Sarah. From the dreamy album opener "Wait Your Turn" to the driving jangle of "Dead Saturdays" and the lush, epic "Gone Too Fast" we can see that we're in the presence of a very talented writer indeed, someone with a lifetime's worth of pop fandom just waiting to burst out in song. It's challenging to take familiar musical forms and make them feel fresh and new, but Andy has tackled the task with aplomb on this assured debut. Featuring future classic singles like "It's True" and "Taking Time To Tell You" it's certain to catch the ears of indiepop fans, for sure, but will also be a balm for anyone in love with melodic, classic guitar pop
Taken from Chime School's self-titled debut album, out Nov 3 on Slumberland Records.
Video by Chime School, additional camera work by Lauren Matsui.
Endlessly charmed by 80s indie and its 60s forbearers (and any record with a 12-string guitar), Andy cut his teeth as a drummer with SLR labelmate Odd Hope in their early group Pink Films; later with shoegazers Cruel Summer, and currently with indiepop outfit Seablite. But it wasn't until he was gifted a cassette 4-track portastudio "almost as a dare," that he came out from behind the kit to write and record his own material. Aptly named for its autodidact roots, Chime School pays homage to the formative jangle of The Byrds by way of early Primal Scream and The Springfields; the production and pop sensibility of the Biff Bang Pow and The Razorcuts; and the spirit of great singles labels like Creation, Postcard and Sarah. From the dreamy album opener "Wait Your Turn" to the driving jangle of "Dead Saturdays" and the lush, epic "Gone Too Fast" we can see that we're in the presence of a very talented writer indeed, someone with a lifetime's worth of pop fandom just waiting to burst out in song. It's challenging to take familiar musical forms and make them feel fresh and new, but Andy has tackled the task with aplomb on this assured debut. Featuring future classic singles like "It's True" and "Taking Time To Tell You" it's certain to catch the ears of indiepop fans, for sure, but will also be a balm for anyone in love with melodic, classic guitar pop
Taken from Chime School's self-titled debut album, out Nov 3 on Slumberland Records.
Video by Chime School, additional camera work by Lauren Matsui.
(digital, video - Slumberland)
3) Raw Plastic - Handle Witch Care / Daydreaming
New material from shoegaze Poznań, Poland duo...
released September 7, 2021
mix / master: Sebastian Polus covert art: Bastian Najdek
released September 7, 2021
mix / master: Sebastian Polus covert art: Bastian Najdek
(digital - New Morality Zine)
4) True Faith - Gestalt
News from post-punk band Boston, Massachusetts
Travis - Vocals, Guitar Quentin - Guitar Dylan - Bass Francisco - Synth Tom - Drums "Gestalt" from the upcoming LP on A La Carte Records titled "They Can Always Hurt You More." out 2/11/2021 Directed, filmed, and edited by True Faith Starring Quentin Moyer Music recorded, mixed and mastered by Dereck Blackburn at Quiethouse Produced by Dereck Blackburn and True Faith
Travis - Vocals, Guitar Quentin - Guitar Dylan - Bass Francisco - Synth Tom - Drums "Gestalt" from the upcoming LP on A La Carte Records titled "They Can Always Hurt You More." out 2/11/2021 Directed, filmed, and edited by True Faith Starring Quentin Moyer Music recorded, mixed and mastered by Dereck Blackburn at Quiethouse Produced by Dereck Blackburn and True Faith
(digital, video - à La Carte)
5) Dribbler - Biglife!
New single from garage-punk band Jersey Channel Islands
released September 7, 2021
Written and performed by Dribbler Lyrics by Adam Bouteloup Instruments recorded by Lucas Saunter at Orbital Jersey, November 2020 Vocals recorded by Adam Bouteloup, March-April 2021 Mixed by Seb Gilmore at Public Pool Recordings Mastered by Alfie Tyson-Brown
Artwork by Adam Bouteloup and Ben Pearce Magic Moustache Records 2021
released September 7, 2021
Written and performed by Dribbler Lyrics by Adam Bouteloup Instruments recorded by Lucas Saunter at Orbital Jersey, November 2020 Vocals recorded by Adam Bouteloup, March-April 2021 Mixed by Seb Gilmore at Public Pool Recordings Mastered by Alfie Tyson-Brown
Artwork by Adam Bouteloup and Ben Pearce Magic Moustache Records 2021
(digital - Magic Moustache)
vinyl:
GIRL K - Girl K Is For The People (12")
EPs:
Archie Sagers - New Colours In The Sky /EP/
Chrome Waves - The Rain Will Cleanse /EP/
Mess - Traidores /EP/
digi single, video:
Deserta - Lost In The Weight
The Death Set - Fall Down
Tunic - Apprehension
Spectres - Tanning The Albatross
Seabirth - Desired Place
Explosions in the Sky - Flying
Clinic - I Can't Stand The Rain
Swiss Portrait - Jackets
Slow Crush - Swoon
Adiós Cometa - Franco (Tape Deck Mountain Remix)
Fern Murphy - 2009
The Churchhill Garden - Grounded
Dead Finks - (My Human) Extinction
Test Subjects - Boy Next Door
Jade Dust - Margin of Error
Phantom Limb - Dumbo Returns
Marzipan - You Wanna Go? / White Lights
Nation of Language - A Word & A Wave
Trentemøller - In The Gloaming
Smile - Eon
GIRL K - Girl K Is For The People (12")
EPs:
Archie Sagers - New Colours In The Sky /EP/
Chrome Waves - The Rain Will Cleanse /EP/
Mess - Traidores /EP/
digi single, video:
Deserta - Lost In The Weight
The Death Set - Fall Down
Tunic - Apprehension
Spectres - Tanning The Albatross
Seabirth - Desired Place
Explosions in the Sky - Flying
Clinic - I Can't Stand The Rain
Swiss Portrait - Jackets
Slow Crush - Swoon
Adiós Cometa - Franco (Tape Deck Mountain Remix)
Fern Murphy - 2009
The Churchhill Garden - Grounded
Dead Finks - (My Human) Extinction
Test Subjects - Boy Next Door
Jade Dust - Margin of Error
Phantom Limb - Dumbo Returns
Marzipan - You Wanna Go? / White Lights
Nation of Language - A Word & A Wave
Trentemøller - In The Gloaming
Smile - Eon
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