Grocer – Bless Me and The Coolest Stuff of The Week | April 24th
We had a very post-whatever heavy collection of awesome music this week, but I’m not complaining because that’s...
Dream Pop
Dream Pop
Pikefruit – Inflorescence | Let’s Bend Pop Tropes into New Shapes
When I wrote about Pikefruit back in 2019, I praised this delightful Seattle duo’s willingness to break the...
Pikefruit: Sprig | A Fascinating, If Flawed, Debut
On Sprig, the debut EP from Pikefruit, the Seattle duo presents some interesting musical ideas about the next steps in dream-pop to mixed results.
Interview with The Old Adage | Detroit’s Premier Dream Pop Duo
B.G.M. sits down with experimental duo The Old Adage to discuss among other things, Detroit's dream pop scene and what they'd do if they weren't a band.
Miserable: Uncontrollable | Dense, Moody, and Foreboding
Dense, moody, and foreboding are three words that came to mind during my initial listen of Miserable's Uncontrollable. Miserable isn't miserable.
Your Soundtrack to Spring – Phosphene’s Breaker EP
Like the season in which it's been released, Phosphene's Breaker transitions from the melancholy of darker days into the promise of a lighter spring.
Album Review: Beach House – Depression Cherry
Beach House, have made precisely the type of record in Depression Cherry that Beach House would make at this point in their career and that's okay.
Album Review: Absolutely Free – Absolutely Free
With a name as good as Absolutely Free I was immediately drawn to their debut album a swirling mass of guitars, drums, and influences from all over the map
Interview with The Dig
Interview with New York dream pop band The Dig, where we talk about Ronald McDonald, Horror Movies, and big white underpants.
Album Review: Merchandise – After The End
Despite Merchandise's partially inaccessible, and moody sound in the past, After The End is the kind of record that opens you with rather welcoming arms.