Title: Try to Be Artist: Blue Hawaii Album: Untogether Year: 2013 Genre: Ambient, Ethereal Wave, Dream Pop, Future-Pop I like a group that’s true to its name. In this case, Montreal duo Blue Hawaii, through their tropically infused songs always find a way to bring me warmth. This song’s vibe is chill, sleaky and feels like the […]
Category Archives: Ethereal Wave
September
03
Jon Hopkins & Natasha Khan – Garden’s Heart
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Title: Garden’s Heart Artist: Jon Hopkins & Natasha Khan Album: How I Live Now OST Year: 2013 Genre: Indie, Ambient, Ethereal Wave, Dream Pop, Soundtrack Jon Hopkins is behind the score for the upcoming film How I Live Now, and today, he’s shared a cut from the movie’s soundtrack. It’s called “Garden’s Heart”, and it’s a collaboration between Bat for […]
August
29
Braids – Hossak
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Title: Hossak Artist: Braids Album: Flourish // Perish Year: 2013 Genre: Experimental, Future-Pop, Electronic, Post-Dubstep, Ethereal Wave If Braids are good for one thing it’s to create a good aesthetic in their song. Exhaling a kind of mystique that can only be matched by the outfit’s album cover.
August
21
Chelsea Wolfe – The Waves Have Come
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Title: The Waves Have Come Artist: Clelsea Wolfe Album: Pain Is Beauty Year: 2013 Genre: Ethereal Wave, Post-Rock, Experimental “The Waves Have Come” is the first single off Chealsea Wolfe‘s new album Pain Is Beauty (out September 3 via Sargent House) . Chealsea’s over-the-top vocals, the instrumental melodrama that hovers throughout out the eight and a half […]
August
15
Zola Jesus – Fall Back
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Title: Fall Back Artist: Zola Jesus Album: Versions Year: 2013 Genre: Experimental, Neo-Classical, Ethereal Wave
August
08
Zola Jesus Performs “Avalanche (Slow)” Live at The Guggenheim
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Title: Avalance (Slow) Artist: Zola Jesus Album: Versions Year: 2013 Genre: Ambient, Neo-Classical, Ethereal Wave, Live sneak peak on Zola Jesus‘s new album Versions, a collection of her songs recorded with a string quartet and veteran industrial producer JG Thirlwell (aka Foetus).
Majick Cyrkles 