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Love Ghost and Santa RM – Ghost Town
Love Ghost and Santa RM present a Crossover track that really comes up to the genre’s name. In ‚Ghost Town‘, Alternative Rock, Rap and Modern Metal blend into an atmospheric, heavy and emotionally saturated mix. On a soundscape that could be be born in a 19th-century town in the American desert as well as in a futuristic dystopia, Love Ghost and Santa RM address mental health issues and the constant inner struggles going alongside with them.
Arn-Identified Fyling Objects and Alien Friends – No Sweet Dreams
If the ear of awesome band or artist names was ever on a hiatus, then Sweden’s Arn-Identified Objects and Alien Friends are here to end it. In their latest single, the solo project by the Red Moon guitar player Alien Friend and his guests take on health and love. The boppy Power Pop anthem ‚No Sweet Dreams‘ deals with drug abuse, illness, and the dearth of love and concealment. Between upbeat Pop and dark Indie Rock, this tune presents a serious issue in an easily accessible way.
Atsuko Chiba – Link
After the atmospheric anthem ‚Seeds‘, Québécois genre-bending quintet Atsuko Chiba present a second sonic pretaste to their upcoming full-length release „Water, it feels like it’s growing“ which will be out via Mothland on January 20, 2023. It is a short andy dynamic track that combines the darkness of Post Punk with the mesmerizing force of Psychedelic Rock and Kraut – a pure banger for dancefloor, gym and road!
Frøkedal & Sâver – Split EP
There are many ways of Split EPs, but the one on hand might belong to the most beautiful kind. The idea is simple: two artists record one song each that was originally written by the other. In this case, Norwegian Folk musician Frøkedal played ‚I, Vanish‘ which was originally recorded by Post Metal band Sâver and released on their EP „They came with Sunlight„. Vice-versa, the band re-interpreted Frøkedal’s song ‚Shot-Put‘ off her album „Flora„. The extravagant and deeply satisfying musical convergence has been released by Pelagic Records.
