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    SHES PURE ASTRAL LIGHT

    by Taylor Borenz May 9, 2022

    “She’s Pure Astral Light (Or So She Says)” is the sort of tune title that gets really fascinating the more you check it out. Without the incidental, it seems like an analogy one would use for a sweetheart, similar to “She’s a Rainbow”. However, when was the last time you heard anybody – or anything – depicted as “unadulterated astral light”? It’s not even fundamentally free, to such an extent as reminiscent of something extraordinary. With the incidental, obviously, it turns into somewhat interesting: envision the sort of individual who might contrast herself with a beam of ethereal starlight! No big surprise the storyteller projects a doubtful eye.

    No piece of the title appears in the verses of “She’s Pure Astral Light”, the new tune by Pretty Bitter, however it works effectively of portraying the lady to whom the storyteller tends to the melody. She’s somebody with an odd air, a powerful presence, however she’s as yet equipped for being similarly as chaotic and egotistical and restless as simple humans. “You like apparitions/you grasp them/and bum their smokes,” frontwoman Emelia Bleker sings. What’s more, this being of “unadulterated astral light” can likewise regret herself: “You said the earth moved/you wished so awful it would take you,” Bleker sings, relating the last call they had.

    In the subsequent refrain, the storyteller engages with someone else who professes to fiddle with the otherworldly, albeit this one appears to be less authentic than the young lady of astral light. A young lady named Amy professes to be a “healer,” yet when the storyteller continues some new age retreat with her the most she does is advise her to partake in more reefer. The storyteller surrenders that she’s most likely right, however excuses the “healer” asserts: “her mother pays her lease.” It’s both amusing and a sign of how extraordinary the nominal young lady is a major part of her life.

    “She’s Pure Astral Light” doesn’t have the sort of fragile, gossamer creation one could anticipate from a tune with that name. All things being equal, it’s a marvelous type of non mainstream rock, with sproingy post-punk bass and floods of shoegaze guitars in the ensemble. Bleker’s voice, as well, is beautifully, with a sad scratch similar to Frances Quinlan’s. Everything helps ground this melody, helping it feel genuine and contributing it with the right profound stakes. “You can go assuming you need to/you can go/nobody will stop you,” Bleker calls out in the theme, and even creatures of unadulterated astral light may be contacted.

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    BEABADOOBEE AGAINST THE NORM

    by Bryce Alexander May 6, 2022
    May 6, 2022

    In her new single “Talk,” Beabadoobee recounts to an engaging story that urges us to channel our defiant side. It seems like a melody you would hear in a YA…

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    FAWN’S GOOD VIBES HERE

    by Taylor Borenz May 5, 2022
    May 5, 2022

    Fawn is back with their subsequent single: a snappy synth pop track that is ideal for a mid year night. “Manors” is a definitive tangible encounter — from the marvelous…

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    ROAD TRIP TO LOST LOVE BY LYKKE LI

    by Taylor Borenz May 4, 2022
    May 4, 2022

    “Roadway to Your Heart” is a despairing anthem about the intricacy of affection and misfortune. Lykke Li deciphers the sensations of yearning and misery into an ethereal track that inspires…

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    MORAL LIMITS BY RUTH RADELET

    by Bryce Alexander May 3, 2022
    May 3, 2022

    In her new single “Violations” Ruth Radelet gets open to us, suggesting extreme conversation starters about the qualities we buy into and the amount it takes for us to neglect…

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    LENI BLACK IS NOT A ROBOT

    by Taylor Borenz April 30, 2022
    April 30, 2022

    Leni Black is easily cool and global, very much like her number one film star Audrey Hepburn. She lived for a considerable length of time in Beijing and Hong Kong,…

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    OLIVER SLIM IN TUNE

    by Bryce Alexander April 30, 2022
    April 30, 2022

    This excursion starts with a moderator asking Oliver Sim “In the event that you could meet yourself as a youngster at the present time, what might you say?” He offers…

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    RYAN REVTA ALL IN ONE

    by Taylor Borenz April 30, 2022
    April 30, 2022

    “Before to Winter” is comfortable and gently mind boggling. There is an extravagance in the melody’s surface – assuming you focus, you’ll see new harmonies and subtleties upon each tune…

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    MOUSEY ON RELATIONSHIPS

    by Bryce Alexander April 28, 2022
    April 28, 2022

    Non mainstream artist musician Mousey’s track “Rachel” drives audience members into space, making a sonic vacuum of straightforward keys, tormenting vocals and reverb-loaded creation that makes the sensation of drifting…

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    MICHAEL CREAN INTIMATE PERFORMANCE

    by Bryce Alexander April 27, 2022
    April 27, 2022

    I’ve generally cherished a specific sort of piano balladry: not the cumbersome, over-sincere kind performed by the Lewis Capaldis of the world, however something more fragile and ethereal. Such tunes…

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