Music Box Pete features Kristen Ford‘s video for “Radio,” the first single from her forthcoming album Tighten it Up, set for release at the CatvsOwl SXSW day party on March 19th as a live multi-camera video album, as well as on CD and digital formats.
She definitely has that unbridled creative flow that is refreshing to hear in its finished form and gives off a new breed of singer-songwriter that is more capable of holding her own and standing her ground amidst the growing and crowded field.
Exclaim! has the exclusive full stream of Annalibera‘s debut album Nevermind I Love You, out on vinyl and digital formats from Sump Pump Records on March 24th.
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Album review in Pulse Magazine
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Indie Obsessive reviews Annalibera‘s single “Black Cat White Cat”:
It is popular to use the term ‘mesmerizing’ in describing a song or song feature. Our only experiences with a state we would characterize as being mesmerized were during performances of Florence and the Machine, when the sound system and acoustics allowed the concert-goers to appreciate the extraordinary vocal skills. In a similar setting, Annalibera could provide another visit to that state.
Dig The New Breed shares Karen Meat & the Players‘ track “Pizza & Beer” from their debut EP, out now on cassette from Red Nude Tapes.
Culture Collide premieres Annalibera‘s video for “Blooms,” the second single from the forthcoming debut album Nevermind I Love You, out on March 24th from Sump Pump Records.
The single “Blooms” of their debut album Nevermind I Love You glides along like a giant bubble wand dragged through a clear spring day, tinged with the mystifying effects of a crush.
No Country For New Nashville previews Annalibera‘s show at The East Room:
Annalibera are an Iowa based dream pop outfit that are turning heads on the interwebs. They are set to release their debut LP Nevermind I Love You on March 24th via Sump Pump Records. You can check out the first single, “Black Cat White Cat”, below to see what all the hubbub is about.
Music. Defined. features Annalibera‘s “Black Cat White Cat” video.
Annalibera‘s “Black Cat White Cat” was included on The VPME‘s March podcast:
We’ll be playing new music from artists we suspect could make a huge impact in 2015 such as Wolf Alice, Black Honey, Autobahn, Lusts and Annalibera.
Eleven Magazine previews Annalibera‘s St. Louis show at FOAM:
Add to your must-see list Annalibera, the dreamy, evocative project helmed by singer Anna Gebhardt…Live, Gebhardt manages to personify music that is emotionally heavy and musically engrossing without becoming pretentious, a neat trick that has eluded many other singers of rare capacity…with a new album in hand there’s also nothing stopping Annalibera from blowing up in a big way this year.
Just Music I Like features Annalibera‘s “Black Cat White Cat”
If this track doesn’t have you putty in its hands by its conclusion, I’m not sure what will…Slow motion instrumentation burns brightly amongst Anna Gebhard’s absolutely stunning, clear vocal and together they effortlessly entwine like a butterfly in full flight, fluttering with lingering grace and seduction. Go fall in love.
Bryne Yancey at The Runout premieres the full stream of Pollen‘s Buyer’s EP, out on cassette and digital formats on March 10th.
Pollen use that approachable lens of ’60s garage and early punk as a hook to explore much deeper and very real modern issues…Riveting stuff, and through this lens, the songs end up being weirdly fun as hell while remaining cogent in their messaging.
Tina Bobeena shares Annalibera‘s video for “Black Cat White Cat.”
Surviving the Golden Age premieres “Nu American Haircutz,” the first single from power pop duo Weird Mob‘s debut album Wizards, coming out on Hibernator Gigs on April 19th.
Mad Mackerel features Karen Meat & The Players and their debut EP, out now on cassette from Red Nude Tapes:
An EP of disarming frankness and vulnerability throughout, even when the subject at hand is pizza and beer, as on our favourite track on the collection.
Words on Sounds includes Frogbelly and Symphony‘s song “Shingle” in its weekly podcast. “Shingle” will be on the band’s debut album Blue Bright Ow Sleep, out on CD, vinyl and digital formats from Labelship UK in the U.S. on March 24th.
Vents Magazine premieres “Ride Off Into The Sunset And Disappear,” the second single from Frogbelly and Symphony‘s debut album Blue Bright Ow Sleep, out on CD, vinyl and digital formats from Labelship UK on March 24th in the U.S.
Bucket Full of Nails gives a first listen to “Packaging,” the second single from Pollen‘s Buyer’s EP, out on cassette and digital formats on March 10th.
Torn between eschewing the new and improved item du jour and raising a joyous riot in the aisles, Pollen leaves the choice up to you, the consumer.
DSMNIB‘s Dave Murphy pens a beautiful review of Annalibera‘s debut full-length Nevermind I Love You, out on vinyl and digital formats from Sump Pump Records on March 24th.
Glacially Musical reviews Frogbelly and Symphony‘s debut album Blue Bright Ow Sleep, out on CD, vinyl and digital formats on Labelship UK on March 24th.
If you’ve said that music is too boring, derivative, or anything along those lines, here you go. This album is 100% unique to my ears.
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