Tracks - page 11

Water Slides sees Mew at their rich, melodic best, combining several interweaving melodic strands in a chorus that is quite beautifully layered, and rich with sounds and textures.

Vice is a new track from Boston, MA song-writer and producer Ryan. It's a downtempo affair (post trip-hop?) complemented by the mis-match between the tracks cool, laid back aura and Martin Short's frantic Innerspace antics...

Salvation, the latest release from Maine musician Jacob Augustine is one half of a new split 7" release from Pretty Purgatory Records. It's an exquisite and poignant track, the accompanying video for which only adds...

One half of a split 7" release from Pretty Purgatory alongside Jacob Augustine's "Salvation", "Glory, Glory" is a new release from Megan Biscieglia, aka Bad Braids.

As well as a part of the trans-European road network that connects Hamburg to Berlin, E26 is the title of a new track from Evil Astronaut. That the two share the same name is no...

Again Animal is the new single from Pearl and the Beard. With it, the Brooklyn trio have conjured up a track with folk underpinnings but which explodes with fierce energy every chance it gets.

Dead is Phoebe Ryan's third single, and second original single after Mine in early 2015. As smooth and seductive as Mine was tribal and booming, Dead is nothing less than a very slick, lush electropop...

Horizon Recordings founder Tom Luka has released a remix of "Youth", from Daughter's 2013 album If You Leave. Stripping away the original's frantic rhythms while retaining the song's serene core, Luka has created a laid-back...

My Sad Captains have released a new EP, Extra Curricular. The title track is a re-recorded version of a song from last year's album Best of Times. A video, starring a dancing white stallion from...

In a nutshell, Muse have looked across at Royal Blood, seen their clutch of trophies from the NME awards and BRIT awards, and thought: we're not having that. So out they come, fighting, loud, dumb...

Schemes is the debut single from London-based indie rock band The Silver Bayonets, taken from their forthcoming debut album The Pain Inside Your Head. In it, the three-piece outfit give it their all to create...

Alberteen are back with We Are The Mods, a new single from their forthcoming second album Miss World. It sounds like it ought to be about the 1964 clashes between mods and rockers down in...

Let it Happen moves in the unmistakable manner of the Tame Impala - that rhythm, those vocals - but trades guitars overlayed with effects for something a little less fuzzy. Don't believe the naysayers: it...

Should Have Known Better could be any number of classic Sufjan moments that achieve the same mood and emotional impact. At the same time, however, it's fresh, new and beautiful in its own unique way....

Blueless Bird is the first song to be released from Joni Fatora's new EP, Navigator. It captures the feeling of the drifting paradise that we'd all like to imagine a life at sea to be...

'Alma Elste: Paris, 22. Virtualism: Synth, crescendo, yes! All you need to know, frankly.'

California hook-smiths Max and the Moon have released a second single from their forthcoming EP. Harps is out today, and as with Modern Love it's a finely crafted and high quality slice of indie pop/rock...

Simon's in the Jungle gives Kuroma their second appearance on RRP, following their excellent single Love is on the Way. Where that song was smooth and lithe, this is a slightly different kettle of alt-pop...

Light On is one of those tracks that bubbles away in the background for years before finally becoming fully formed. The chorus dates back about five years, but it's been well worth waiting for all...

An indie disco track that shares a name with an 80s Atari classic? Shut up and take my money already!