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New Music Fridays – 1st October 2021

October 1, 2021 by Jamie Parmenter

Said The Whale

Pinch, punch, first of the month! New Music Fridays welcomes in day 1 of October with four wonderful tracks that really show how a good song can put you in a good mood. From grungy rock to happy indie, this week’s tracks will definitely make you feel something! As always, click the pics for a listen.

Said The Whale – Sweetheart

Said The Whale

Vancouver’s Said The Whale find a comforting solace in the heavenly yet playful Sweetheart. Based around the exploration of secrets, the track builds addictive layers and rhythms that take the track forward in a unique fashion. The indie-pop sound is further manipulated by more classical sections that tie it all together nicely. A delight to listen to. 

Isaac Murdoch & Matt Epp – Everything We Need

Isaac Murdoch

As panpipes lead into a settled folk-laden flow, the vocals and harmonies caress your soul like a warm hug. With a twisting and turning story of beauty and upbeat thinking, the melody is welcoming and the atmosphere will slowly bring a smile to your face. It’s just one of those songs that help you forget all the stresses in your life and think of the joys that it can bring.

TheWorst – Jim’s Song

TheWorst

A three-piece rock band from Portland, TheWorst build on toe-tapping post-teen angst on the delightfully grungy and pondering Jim’s Song. Reminding of a mix between Pixies and Nirvana, the track quickly builds to a fuzzy and screamy chorus that is hard to resist. Let go of all emotions and get enveloped in a fun and exhilarating sound that calls on 90s influences but still has an edge of its own.

Youth Sector – Self Exile

Youth Sector

Brighton art-rock crew Youth Sector are putting the world to right by exploring the stubborn side of human nature on track Self Exile. With a destructive edge and a fast-paced, indie rock flow, the track mixes the delicate with the frantic before hitting hard in a chorus of malice and beauty. A strong performance that will go down well at indie discos across the land.

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