Genre: Folk / Bluegrass

TrY / MySPAce / GeT iT

Kossoy Sisters 2.0… Wonderful harmonies mix with foot tapping bluegrass….The Scarlet Runners play various traditional folk tunes as well as a healthy does of lonesome originals. We are three friends that love playing music together. Hope you like it too!
Emily:Vocals, harmonizing mastermind, banjo, guitar, mountain dulcimer, song keeper. Lisa: Vocals, guitar, harmonizizer. Chris: Mandolin, guitar, songer, good fella. Check It!

Genre: ghost-heavy weird-fi

TrY / MySpacE ~ On Tour

Lower Dens is a new band, but feels like a second act. The music is reserved, but finds ways to be cutting, even as it holds back and spends most of its time in nocturnal sparseness. Twin-Hand Movement plays like the work of a group that has pulled bold moves already, made some good records, and is interested in investigating its internal rapport. Confined to basic instruments, each musician leaves space for the others. The holes in the music make little shifts in volume and twang unmissable, the way an invisible scar on your hand feels like a gash to your fingertips…. Dusted

Genre: Hip Rock / Rap

TrY / MYsPacE

Turntables, old The Doors albums and a rapper with a mic…. Bam….. Hip Rock is Dead! Enjoy.

Genre: Remixes / Electronica / Indie Rock

TrY / MySpace

Ghosting is a project that gives listeners insight on the types of artists and music that inspires Buff1. Giving himself one week to write original material, Buff1 created this free project to be released into the blogosphere. Choosing songs that coincidentally had space for Buff1 to spit, none of the original songs have been edited. ~ KN

Genre: Indie Folk / Experimental

TrY / MYspAce

I say I’m anti-folk inspired by punk and outsider music, if you want though you can just call me out as just some guy who can’t play guitar very well. I wrote these songs out of frustration and sadness and they ended up making me feel a lot better, I hope they have a similar effect on you. I really want to start playing some shows soon, if anybody could help out that would be awesome. I don’t really care about money and i like travelling, ask me if you’d like a free house show or something ~ Crywank

Genre: Electronica / Tropical Pop

TrY / MySpace

Computer Magic is the solo project of 21-year-old DJ/blogger Danielle (she goes by Danz). Danz started doing Computer Magic a few months ago in her downtime between school, DJing, and graphic designing. She makes bedroom electronic pop music that feels equally whimsical, claustrophobic, and ethereal. It’s the kind of music the female leads in Sofia Coppola movies would make. ~ SG

Genre: Indie Dream Pop

TrY / MySpace / Get It!

Sweet, angelic ease! Like what I’m hearing from this band. Sounds like, Mojave really getting into their Elvis swagger!

“I Guess I’m Not Good Enough” is sparse and springy, with wispy vocals that sound as though they could just as easily be whispering beside you as they could be circling undetectably out and around the windblown treetops. “Elf In The Woods” has a lullabyish sway with the bass’s wavy trot and stomp facilitating duel-duets of acoustic guitar and mandolin and boy-girl harmonies that meld in such a idyllic swoon at choruses that feel like the bracing cool breeze of on-setting autumn. The nocturnal wandering moan of that shuffling guitar at “It’s Got Soul’s” opening gets eased and warmed by the playful plodding Roland and even more beautified by the achingly enchanting soar of the harmonies…the harmonies – again and again – it keeps coming back to that, I keep repeating it…in vocal and instrumental delivery, it’s the Legendary Creatures strong suit. ~ DC

Genre: Indie Pop

This is pop music from the heart – to the feet.

TrY / MySpace / Get It!

Bedroom Eyes has recorded his debut album with engineer Herman Söderström (The Cardigans, Hello Saferide) in all-analogue studio Ocean Sound Recordings, built inside a small boat house on the sandy Atlantic shores of the tiny Norwegian island Giske. There simply can not have been a more fitting way to have recorded this debut album than out looking the Atlantic Ocean with charming people in sundresses and 60’s shades zooming by the studio’s big glass wall on bicycles. Families and young lovers frolicking and laughing in the ocean water just a few feet away from these brave little songs getting stuck on tape alongside the soft sounds of seagulls tweeting and the North Sea waves trying to kiss the studio wall.

Artist: Coelho Radioactivo
Genre: folk, lo-fi
Download: HF (fresh, complete link – last one had no track 2)

O Coelho Radioactivo (the radioactive rabbit) is a young singer-songwriter from Aveiro who blends contemporary portuguese lyricism with the universe of childhood (remembered but not lived) to create an ethereal sound that, though simple, fills the senses, space and to those who let it, the spirit.
He self-released his first EP in 2009 and will soon release a new extended play, as well as his first lp.

1. bom inverno
2. sem nome 2
3. sem nome
4. polónia colónia
5. escondidas
6. gigantes
7. sótão (canção feita com dor de cabeça)

Artist: Black Bombaim
Genre: psychedelic, stoner rock
Download: HF

courtesy of Lovers and Lollypops. Order (vinyl only) @ loverslollypops .at. gmail .dot. com

Can a power trio change a city in 2010? Can a band in these times of doubt and uncertainty drag others from the comfort of their couches (and TV Parties of this world) into the chaos of stages run by infernal riffs? The answer is, probably yes. Black Bombaim have done more for Barcelos in the last years than its local symbol, the Rooster has done in decades of history, and now, with “Saturdays and Space Travels” they write their name with golden letters in an imaginary wall, the same wall that has the name of all that make Rock an unpredictable and more exciting universe. Everyone knew that on stage, Black Bombaim were an explosive cocktail of demonic riffs and powerful hooks; what they didn’t knew was, even though after a promising debut EP, these guys from Barcelos would be able to confine in vinyl such a stoner and psychedelic discharge. From side A to side B there’s no time to breathe. There’s only time to pick up the shrapnel of unforeseeable explorations; where Ron Asheton and the Stooges take to the limit the chaos from the final disorder of “T.V. Eye”, where the Rock frees itself from decades and decades of rules and conventions. Can that way a power trio change a city in 2010? We don’t know, but we’re thrilled to get there, ridden by forbidden riffs and eternal feedback.