Film School’s single “Defending Ruins” gets a stirring remix from A Place To Bury Strangers, who deliver a blend of their signature noise-driven guitar rock fuzz, blended with some lush dreamy vibrant electronic elements that build and build to perfect heights. There is a punk edge but also a cinematic and wide-screen nature that blends the two worlds to utter perfection. Enjoy a listen to the remix now below. Film School · Defending Ruins (A Place To Bury Strangers Remix) The post Film School – “Defending Ruins” (A Place To Bury Strangers Remix) appeared first on We All Want Someone To Shou ..read more

Hull-based non-binary solo singer-songwriter Moss has released their debut single “Black Dahlia”, a song that is described as a tale of betrayal, symbolized by the black dahlia flower and “n particular self-betrayal & the overcoming of it.” There is a shimmering jangly rock sound which blends Smiths-esque guitar work with an emotive and melancholic vocal performance that feels like it could have been spawned from the 80s. Speaking on the track, they add: “Black Dahlia, for me symbolises an evolution from being a bedroom musician, estranged to the music world, to now playing on stage & ..read more

Beth Torrance is a singer-songwriter from New Zealand who has recently returned with new single “Tiny Flowers”, the first single from her upcoming EP of the same name. It’s a tender and airy atmospheric blend of folk with a haunted presence with a significant emotional weight that feels like it blends the power of Adrianne Lenker with Phoebe Bridgers into something that is quite hard to shake. Speaking on “Tiny Flowers” she adds: “It’s a song that just spills out of you. Often when I’m writing songs, I’m thinking consciously about crafting this scene or memory I have in my mind through lyric ..read more

Rose Hotel is the project of Atlanta-based singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Jordan Reynolds has announced her new album, A Pawn Surrender, will be released on June 7th via Strolling Bones Records. We previously shared single “Not Like That” and today we turn our attention to “Drown.” It’s a blend of groovy psych-surf garage rock with a commanding vocal performance paired with sharp electric guitar work that snaps it all confidently into place. Speaking on Drown, Reynolds adds:  “Drown is about facing the reality of intergenerational trauma and mental illness. It’s ..read more

For Summer are a German-based indie rock outfit that recently shared their debut album, Absurd Adolescence. It features tracks such as the opening track/lead single “hoe melone”, a rather hypnotic blend of shimmering post-punk and dreamy indie rock with a shimmering set of sharp guitar work, and melancholic atmosphere and production work that gives it a bit of emotional heft. Enjoy a listen now below. The post For Summer – “hoe melone” appeared first on We All Want Someone To Shout For ..read more

Magana is the project of Los Angeles, California-based artist Jeni Magaña, who released her new album, Teeth, on March 25th, via Audio Antihero Records. “To My Love” is a sprawling blend of indie synth pop and indie folk blended into a rather sincere and sweeping ballad of sorts that operates with a wide-spanning scope and sense of wonder, channeling artists such as Cat Power, Sharon Van Etten, gorgeously adorned with strings to give it a cinematic feel. Enjoy a listen below and find the album available to stream and buy now at Bandcamp. Teeth by Magana The post Magana – “To My Love” appeared ..read more

“mainvoice” is the first single from a new German indie pop electronic duo named CURLER. It’s a vibrant and airy blend of hypnotic synth-scapes and passionate vocals, with a colorful and hypnotic blend of colorful production and vocals. It reminds of some of the early work of artists such as Sylvan Esso and Purity Ring, signaling that big things are ahead for the duo. Enjoy a listen to “mainvoice” now below. curlnoë · CURLER – mainvoice demo The post CURLER – “mainvoice” appeared first on We All Want Someone To Shout For ..read more

Purple Negative is a female-fronted alternative rock band from Latvia who released their debut album, Megabee, on March 25th. One of the highlights from the record is the single and title track, a song that looks at “the struggle with one’s big and prickly ego.” It’s a fierce and biting blend of rousing punk and garage rock with some high-octane guitar riffs and pummeling energy as if you’re in a grungey beer-soaked room watching them play live. Enjoy a listen below and find the album available to stream/buy at Bandcamp. Megabee by Purple Negative The post Purple Negative – “Megabee” appeared ..read more

Dumaresq is a vocalist/producer out of Australia who recently won us over with his single “Absent Pixel.” It’s the second track shared ahead of the upcoming album, The Resurrection of a Thylacine. It’s a sparse yet powerhouse blend of 90s indie rock with elements of folk and a rousing post-rock sound that also has elements of emo rock. Think American Football meets Explosions In The Sky. It’s emotive and cinematic in a rousing and tender fashion. Enjoy a listen now below. The post Dumaresq – “Absent Pixel” appeared first on We All Want Someone To Shout For ..read more

Last month saw Irish singer-songwriter Lucy McWilliams release her debut EP, Third Second Chance. “Mr Useless” is a vibrant slice of indie rock and pop that has a sun-soaked colorful atmosphere that brings the live instrumentation of indie rock and perfectly merges it with a sugary yet sharp pop structure that works to perfection. Speaking on “Mr Useless”, she said: “The song is quite self-explanatory… It’s the first time I enjoyed being angry with a situation. I think sometimes having rose tinted glasses on can actually be quite refreshing, even if it is a little deluded. But, once the ..read more