#starlight mints

[dracusam]

[bandcampsnoop]

8/21/24.

Mother Sun (Kamloops, British Columbia) play the kind of indie pop that might be called sophisticated. The songwriting's structures and timing isn't necessarily predicatable and Jared Doherty's lyrics are thematic and thoughtful. In fact, he said, of "Meadow 6",

"On this record with a lot of the lyrics, I became really interested in plants and humans’ relationship with them and the earth; gathering & farming, commodifying & exploiting, researching & controlling, using to alter consciousness. A lot of the early musical ideas started sitting outside playing guitar in the garden. I think with these songs we wanted to create a record that sonically speaks to the magic that is constantly unfolding all around in the natural world."

This kind of makes me think of Elephant 6 bands, The Teeth, Starlight Mints, French Cassettes or The Botticellis.

This is released by the ever-reliable Earth Libraries label based in Birmingham, Alabama.

[thatgirls-notright-inthe-brain]

Bands to listen to while trying not to die while you wait for dallon to release the album

Joywave obviously

Starlight mints

Oingo boingo (thanks that one post I’m sorry I can’t find it)

The brobecks (find the old demos not on Spotify on bandcamp if you haven’t already)

I feel like this is obvious but waterparks

And palaye royale

The Jazz Emu

Please add to this list I had motivation when I started making it but now it’s all gone

Also adding cause I forgot to and also cause I can:

Topline addicts

Brian David Gilbert

[mymorningsong]

Popsickle — Starlight Mints

Popsickle/Pusher Girls single (2001); The Dream That Stuff Was Made Of (2000)

[joematar]

in theory there are people who have never heard Submarine #3 by the Starlight Mints and I think that's fucked up

[danelah]

[alexisfromparamore]

reblog if you save/use <3

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[perfectmidnightworld]

HALLOWEEN SOUNDS 2018 // vol.one

It’s October and therefore you should be getting proper spooky. What better way than to dive into some Halloween (and spooky-adjacent) sounds. This year, I’m going to be doing a handful of small mixes based around particular styles, rather than one big mega-mix. Volume one is leans into the loud and energetic. Volume two will be more electronic. Volume three heads into the darker atmospheric sounds. After that? I’m not sure. I’m up for suggestions. 

You can stream Volume One on Apple Music and Spotify. Tracklist is on the image. 

APPLE MUSIC // SPOTIFY