No Transmission
No Transmission is a diverse music and culture blog focused on highlighting the finest independent artists, while also featuring well-known ones. Although based in Ireland, it offers a global perspective.
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1 month ago |
notransmission.com | Jay Honeycomb
Photo by Taylor Deasalternative / indie rockMelodic-first songwriting and deceptively gentle performances are carefully balanced with sharp jabs of sonic oddities on “Photo Booth” a recent single from Brooklyn’s Avery Friedman. This whimsical tune capsulizes the simple euphoria to be found on a night out with friends, larking around, enacting shenanigans in the precarious secrecy of a photo booth.
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1 month ago |
notransmission.com | Jay Honeycomb
Photo by Taylor Deasalternative / indie rockMelodic-first songwriting and deceptively gentle performances are carefully balanced with sharp jabs of sonic oddities on “Photo Booth” a recent single from Brooklyn’s Avery Friedman. This whimsical tune capsulizes the simple euphoria to be found on a night out with friends, larking around, enacting shenanigans in the precarious secrecy of a photo booth.
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1 month ago |
notransmission.com | Jay Honeycomb
Photo by Gervelemaejazz-rock fusionAre bands that stylize their name in all caps being purposefully obnoxious? Most definitely yes, and I personally and generally am not a fan of the practice. However, I’ll let it slide for Dublin’s SELL EVERYTHING, a band that transcends mediocrity on their recent single “Something New” through a watercolouresque approach to mood atmosphere.
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2 months ago |
notransmission.com | Jay Honeycomb
There’s a wonderful convergence of natural and electronic elements at play across Triptyque, a fittingly titled three-track EP from Zurich-based musicians Théophile Blanchon and Merlin Breij. The trumpet’s voice may not be uttering words, but it offers narrative amidst the textural soundscapes the two put together. A triptych is a work of art divided into three connected sections, often used in religious paintings to depict an unfolding narrative.
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2 months ago |
notransmission.com | Jay Honeycomb
Photo by Barthelemy de MazenodalternativeMontréalers Rosier grapple with all the feels on their recent single “n’as-tu jamais vu d’oiseaux?” Forget that the melody is to die for and that the acoustic backbone marries providentially with the classy electric guitars and production flair, “Mère il y a un oiseau” is a delicate yet haunting dirge, wrapping themes of innocence, loss, and frustration in a sparse, hypnotic arrangement.
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