“Hoop Of Love” by Dominant Legs, from the album Invitation, out in Sept. via Lefse. Its kind of got a Huey Lewis vibe to it, go grab the track at Stereogum.
Dominant Legs – “Hoop Of Love” from stereogum on Vimeo.
East London band Fair Ohs are giving you their first single off their album Everything Is Dancing out July 26th (via Lefse). The album is influenced by West African funk, k60’s Psycheldic Rock, Eritrean Guayla music and a whole heap of Fleetwood Mac. Sounds perfect.
Here’s Baldesarri, a track which really reminds me of Jonquil’s “Get Up”.
This is Fair Ohs, a 2 year-old three-piece from East London comprised of Eddy Frankel (guitar/vocals), Matt Flag (bass) and Joey Ryan (drums). They are the newest signees to Lefse Records with their album Everything Is Dancing; a record ‘influenced by West African funk, 60’s Psycheldic Rock, Eritrean Guayla music and a whole heap of Fleetwood Mac’. Sounds good to me in both Summer Lake and Eden Rock, or the “superhero day-off” video below of the title track. Good stuff.
FAIR OHS // EVERYTHING IS DANCING from dave ma on Vimeo. Download that track here.
‘Endless Spring’ by Houses. Download the track here (from Stereogum).
Houses – Endless Spring from Houses on Vimeo.
Also, check out the Teen Daze collaboration.
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Who: Delta Mirror from Los Angeles.
What: New signee to Lefse Records (Neon Indian, Phaseone), heres LAs gothtronic Delta Mirror with a shoegazy psych trip off the upcoming release of Machines That Listen in March. Merging brooding vocals (reminding me of Interpols Paul Banks) with boom bap production, the debut sounds haunting, full of ear-tickling electronics, psych layers, and foreboding storytelling. Keeps your eyes peeled for spring touring, with a stop at SXSW.
Song: He Was Worse Than The Needle He Gave You.