New Music From The Inbox: Waterbodies, Meligrove Band, Swaying Wires, Dinner Belles, CASH + DAVID

October 27, 2014 Juliette Jagger 0 Comments 1 min read

Artist: Waterbodies “Beater”
Album: What The French Call “Les Incompétents” EP

“Beater” is proof that St. Catharines based Waterbodies are a grimy and infectious little force to be reckoned with.

Link/Listen/Watch:
[soundcloud params=”auto_play=true&show_comments=true&color=0ac4ff”]https://soundcloud.com/waterbodies/beater[/soundcloud]

Artist: Meligrove Band “Don’t” Wana Say Goodbye”
Album: Bones of Things

Full of rolling bass lines, jangly guitars and pounding drumbeats “Don’t Wana Say Goodbye” is the latest off of the Meligrove Band’s new full-length album Bones of Things, which is out November 18^th and will be their first in four years.

Link/Listen/Watch:
[soundcloud params=”auto_play=true&show_comments=true&color=0ac4ff”]https://soundcloud.com/meligroveband/06-dont-wanna-say-goodbye[/soundcloud]

Artist: Swaying Wires “Some Blue Sky”
Album: Some Blue Sky

Full of sweet, poignant melodies and delicately delivered poetics, this is one hell of a debut from Finland’s Swaying Wires.

Link/Listen/Watch:
[soundcloud params=”auto_play=true&show_comments=true&color=0ac4ff”]https://soundcloud.com/battle/sets/some-blue-sky-by-swaying-wires[/soundcloud]

Artist: Dinner Belles “The River and The Willow”
Album: The River and The Willow

“The River and The Willow” is the latest from Ontario rustic roots outfit Dinner Belles. Having recently signed with Sonic Unyon Records, the album which dabbles in everything from honky-tonk and old-time country to gentler more folkie tracks, was recorded with Andy Magoffin (Constantines, Great Lake Swimmers) at Cambridge, ON’s House of Miracles studio and is set for release October 28.

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Artist: CASH + DAVID “Bones”
Album: Single

“Bones” is the latest from London based electronic duo Cash + David. Following the success of their breakout track “Funn” earlier this year, “Bones” reveals a more direct and vulnerable side of the pair though it still boasts those bass-heavy synths that have now become their trademark.