"Bunk" - Grand Pax
Low key wired pop.
"Mon Cheri" - Pavo Pavo
Synth face slink pop.
"No Walls, No Air" - Gum Takes Tooth
Squelch and drums and sinister intent.
"Rolling in Your Wall" - Elsa Hewitt
Electro folk chant.
"Houseplants" - Squid
Plant-based motorik.
"Full Literalism" - Self Defense Family
Borders on country. Accurate re saxophones.
"No Snare" - Pan Amsterdam & Open Mike Eagle
Min wage browser pref nerd hop.
"Crazy Energy Night" - Pom Poko
Some slight Deerhoof ambience but from Norway and with considerably upscale guitar soloing.
The future of Future Sound Of Disco.
Poor little futuresoundofdisco.com is now one year old.
"The Way to Heaven (feat. M. Remy)" - Dolly Dream
Rakish nostalgia-twang.
"Apostles' Prom" - Being Dead
Texan high school lovedirge.
FUTURE SOUND OF DISCO is positively ravenous for new music. All of it. Got a tip? @fsodisco on the twitters.
Est. 2018. Proudly curated in Acton Town.
Previously
"Starstruck" - Sorry
A fine entry in the "disfunctional norff lahndan pop" genre.
"Drops" - Champagne Dub
Eine kleine electrofunkgristle.
"Bubo" - Bill Baird
Ooo. Looky. Nice Fluke-esque thing here.
"No Future In Our Front Man" - Natalie Prass
Of the many versions of Matthew E. White's Trump-baiting "No Future In Our Frontman" this is my fave.
"All Choked Up" - BRONCHO
The stoned cousin of "In Bloom".
"Heat Ray" - Looptron
In which I blow my own digital simulation of a trumpet.
"Unwind" - J Fernandez
Lo-fi, proggy, hippy, lush and discordant all at the same time.
"Mother" - Haley Heynderickx & Max Garcia Conover
This is apparently farm music. Haunting, beautiful farm music.
"Scattered Hearts in the Parks of Cities" - CLARA-NOVA
What an unbelievably sparse and splendid thing this is.
"Into the Fire" - These New Puritans
Jack and George from Southend-on-Sea would like to get into the soundtrack business.
"Altar (feat. Anna Burch)" - Fred Thomas
I'm still not 100% sure why Fred Thomas isn't a global megastar - very few people write better pop songs*. Maybe this time, eh Fred?
"Takeda No Komoriuta" - Spirit Fest
Gentle Japanese occassional electric folk pop something something.
"Stop Him" - Honey Hahs
This is genuinely wonderful. Even if it does make me feel. So. Very. Old.
"Horseback" - Majetic
Noisy, melodic bleep madness from New York.