Louis Pelingen

3 weeks ago | merrygoroundmagazine.com | Dom Lepore |Louis Pelingen

It’s our Bandcamp Picks fo the Week, featuring pond 1000’s well studied indie rock debut DAFFODIL and saoirse dream’s emo twinged hyperpop self-titled album. pond 1000 – DAFFODILGenre: Indie RockFavorite Tracks: “sugar cube / small cloud,” “rivulet,” “that mall was mine,” “feed the dust”Maine’s pond 1000 have been around for a while.

Nov 15, 2024 | merrygoroundmagazine.com | Louis Pelingen

It’s our Bandcamp Pick of the week, featuring Jamie Paige’s electrifying electropop collection CONSTANT COMPANIONS!Jamie Paige – CONSTANT COMPANIONSGenre: Indie Pop, Electropop, BreakbeatFavorite Tracks: “I Wish That I Could Fall,” “Machine Love,” “ROT FOR CLOUT”In Jamie Paige’s world, love follows everywhere she goes.

Nov 9, 2024 | merrygoroundmagazine.com | Louis Pelingen |Zac Djamoos

It’s our Bandcamp Picks of the Week, featuring Gabe ‘Nandez & Thomas Maggart’s boom bap masterclass FALSE PROFIT and Quarter Conscious’s urgent and math-y PALETTE! Gabe ‘Nandez & Thomas Maggart – FALSE PROFIT Genre: Hip Hop, Boom Bap Favorite Tracks: “Vader,” “Poppy Seed,” “Lithium” At the start of “Poppy Seed”—one of the singles and highlights from his new album with Thomas Maggart—after a regal piano lilt heralds his arrival, Gabe ‘Nandez makes a promise: “I be going hard as fuck.” He never...

Nov 1, 2024 | merrygoroundmagazine.com | Louis Pelingen

It’s our Bandcamp Picks of the Week, featuring Jon Mckiel’s vibes based jubilee HEX and Kit Sebastian’s breezy yet dramatic album NEW INTERNATIONALE!Kit Sebastian – NEW INTERNATIONALEGenre: Tropicalia, Neo-Psychedelia, Jazz-FunkFavorite Tracks: “Camouflage,” “The Kiss,” “Bul Bul Bul”The process of touring can be its own blessing and its own hell, yet Kit Sebastian managed to create something on the road despite the turmoil that comes with it.

Oct 29, 2024 | post-trash.com | Louis Pelingen

by Louis Pelingen (@Ruke256)If there is a word that best describes Fievel Is Glauque’s creative process, it’s instinct. Comprised of Ma Clément and Zach Phillips, this jazz-pop duo hailing from Belgium and now based in Brooklyn has relied upon the process of sudden improvisational activity when it comes to putting together releases. The charming lo-fi breeze of God’s Trashmen Sent to Right The Mess and the polished fractious sparks of Flaming Swords were created in different ways.