In this beautiful but devastating single, indie-pop artist Left at London reflects on the emotional fallout of a love lost. She lets us into her chaotic stream of consciousness (her inner dialogue uniquely twisted by synthesizers), pondering how exactly she’s supposed to move on from her heartbreak. READ MORE…
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Paper Magazine interviews Left at London about her newest single “Safety First”
Back before TikTok was turning teenagers into social media stars and causing international controversy, there was once upon a time a little app called Vine. A gem of a social media platform with a life that was tragically cut way too short, Vine’s legacy still lives on in the generation of creators it fostered. READ MORE…
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Alt77 reviews Radiator King’s new track “Haunts Me Now”
“Haunts Me Now,” the new single from Radiator King. The track—out this week—features drummer Brian Viglione (Dresden Dolls, Violent Femmes), Jesse Malin guitarist Derek Cruz and bassist Ed Goldson (Ghostface Killah, Passion Pit).
The brainchild of New York-via-Boston troubadour Adam Silvestri, Radiator King has shared bills with Malin, Pile and L.A. Witch, and has been covered by Brooklyn Vegan, American Songwriter, PopMatters and Paste, who praised Silvestri’s “affecting pastiche of Americana and indie rock.”
“Haunts Me Now”—from Radiator King’s forthcoming third LP, Unborn Ghosts (out Aug. 21)—is a spectral, punk-tinged folk ballad that grapples with the idea that you can’t run from the past, that you must confront your demons.
Alt77 writes: “With a voice that’s eerily reminiscent of Brian Fallon’s, Radiator King echoes the dark folk inclinations of Tom Waits, of, even The Horrible Crowes.” READ MORE…