Neil Brogan Belfast, UK
I like making songs.
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Rockpool Blue captures and evokes the classic late 80s bands such as McCarthy, Sea Urchins or The Smiths. I don't know if Neil Brogan, the chief creator within Sea Pinks, is influenced by that era or not but he and his cohorts have made another highly listenable record filled with lush guitar pop music. Brogan has suggested that Rockpool Blue maybe their last album. I certainly hope not.
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Remember how Bill Murray woke up to I Got You Babe every day in Groundhog Day? If that song would have been Made Of Moods, he at the very least experienced three and a half perfect minutes each day. It’s one of those songs that I enjoy each and every second of, with it’s jangly guitars and hushed vocals that almost have a Beach Boys vibe, especially in the verse. Truly, it’s a song for the ages. But the best news about Still Life is that it offers eleven additional underground pop gems.
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Songs From Another Life
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The indie pop on Songs From Another Life sounds confident yet delicate, and the strummy and jangly guitars makes me long for spring. Some songs sound like straight up Teenage Fanclub worship, but in a good way. Fans of The Byrds and Big Star will probably dig this as well.
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Entirely analog, lush melodic pop with a tender heart from L.A. artist Human Barbie sounds bigger than the bedroom project it is.
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Sometimes I Forget You're Human Too
by Bored at My Grandmas House
Melodic alt-pop in the vein of Soccer Mommy is driven by winding guitar lines and augmented with dreamy shoegaze elements.
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Co-founder of Public Works Records Oly steps out on her own on this beautifully moody EP wrapped in misty synths.
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