New Music From The Inbox: The Kents, Ryan O’Reilly, Gunner & Smith, Quigley, Ghost Twin
By: Juliette Jagger
Artist: The Kents “Something About Her”
Album: Single
Having found inspiration in the likes of Canadian indie rock darlings the Arkells and Hollerado, Lindsay Ontario’s The Kents are packing a serious punch… oh, and some killer falsettos.
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[soundcloud params=”auto_play=true&show_comments=true&color=0ac4ff”]https://soundcloud.com/thekentsband/something-about-her[/soundcloud]
Artist: Ryan O’Reilly “Northern Lights”
Album: Northern Lights
Poignant heartfelt lyrics that capture the nuances of northern life as seen by outside eyes.
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Artist: Gunner & Smith “Towns”
Album: He Once Was A Good Man
Honest to goodness roots rock that in all its simplicity manages to weigh heavy on the heart.
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Artist: Quigley “Post Post Apocalypse”
Album: Initium
Sounding like Prince, M83, and Kate Bush at the end of the world, Minneapolis electro-pop newcomer Quigley is sure to impress in 2015.
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[soundcloud params=”auto_play=true&show_comments=true&color=0ac4ff”]https://soundcloud.com/officiallyquigley/postpostapocalypse[/soundcloud]
Artist: Ghost Twin “Mystic Sabbath”
Album: Here We Are In The Night
Off of the forthcoming debut EP from Winnipeg duo Ghost Twin, “Mystic Sabbath” is a groove-heavy Celtic-inspired dancefloor track with lyrics adapted from a poem by occultist Aleister Crowley.
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