Saturday, 9 February 2013

Five For Free #155

Weeknight Sinners - Give Me A Taste


Duo time again, and one from Los Angeles too. Weeknight Sinners recorded this track last summer without the use of computers, so the slow grooving electro-pop sound you hear will be the work of hours of dedication. 'Give Me A Taste' was first released by a friend on his label (maxing out his credit cards in the process!) and the pair have a vinyl album release set for early this year.



Weeknight Sinners' website





Island Twins - Let Me Sleep


Last year we got mightily excited about Island Twins whose awesome track 'Lying In State' made our top 30 tracks of 2012. They've just unveiled a new tune as a free download on their Bandcamp page called 'Let Me Sleep' which somewhat ironically is quite a noisy piece of punky indiepop that's not easy to doze off to. The New Yorkers' new album 'Spanish Blood' will be out later this year.


Island Twins' website





Misun - Harlot


Washington, DC's Misun also have a new track to offer us. The trio have been working on various projects for a while but have joined forces for this funky little indie/dance number. We can't work out who the cover star is, so if you have any suggestions we'd love to know! And Misun, can you hang around together a bit more so we can have an album please?



Misun's website





Bloodflower - Indigo


Welsh pair Bloodflower are already making a bit of a splash despite there only being one track available. They guys spent the end of last year recording a debut album which should see the light of day sometime this year, but in the meantime they're offering first single 'Bloodflower' as a nicely genre-defying piece of alt-pop/indie/electro/someothergenres type thing.



Download 'Indigo' for free by heading here





Glowing Screens - Alien Lover


Yes we finish with another US husband and wife duo who have been messing around with some retro-futurist electronics and put their first single up for free download. Glowing Screens merge electro-pop with hip-hop and tiny glimpses of other styles too. 'Alien Lover' sounds a bit like it could be from an old science fiction film which we're taking as a good thing.


Glowing Screens' website





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