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Song of the Day: SAMUEL OLIVER - “Tastes Like More” Jangly indie-rock that has me feeling like searching under rocks in the backyard under a hot sun. I discover a new layer to this tune with every listen. It’s kind of longish at four and a half minutes, but it has enough twists and turns to keep things moving along. The vocals start a little low in the mix but rise in prominence towards the end. Looking forward to more!
Calyx share new single “NoseEUms” from debut album Stay Gone
FFO: Joyce Manor, Oceanator, Bad Moves and Swearin’ Missing your pals, but don’t have the ability to turn them into wooden busts, banana people, or rocks? Calyx has you covered, with the most wholesome video you’ll ever see. The Pittsburgh-based trio of Caitlin Bender (she/her), Jon Ahn(he/him), and Garett Cassidy (he/him) brings their “complex chemical bond that’s very powerful when rockin” to…
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Elise Okusami of Oceanator is Week in Pop’s Guest Curator!
“With the lauded record Things I Never Said in contention for best album of the year — Oceanator signs to Polyvinyl and presents a Week in Pop curation, courtesy of Elise Okusami. Things I Never Said stands as a bright spot of commiseration, kindred companionship and an electrified force of nature in the face of an absurd, caustic and aberrated era.” Check it out HERE!
Listen to Oceanator’s new LP ‘Things I Never Said’ a day early via Under the Radar!
“On Things I Never Said, Oceanator marries the hyperbolic imagery of apocalypse with the anxious undercurrents and looming depression that characterize so much of today’s turbulent early adulthood. It is all soundtracked to a distinctive swirl of grunge-tinged guitar pop that lifts Oceanator’s debut above its contemporaries.” Listen to the full album and read the review HERE!
Watch Oceanator’s new video for “Heartbeat” via Post-Trash!
Created by Baby Pony Food, the video “is every bit as delightful as the song itself, opening with the same magnetic energy as we find Okusami seemingly lost and looking for companionship. She finds it eventually in the form of herself, quite literally, as she joins herself at a bus stop, and then again in a field, with ten of more copies, al rocking out, all enjoying each other’s company. There’s a brilliant barbershop quartet moment, cool animation, and enough smiles to keep you going throughout your day.” Watch HERE!
