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Welcome to Seven in Seven, where each Thursday in this space we would typically take a look at concerts coming to the region over the next week. With most shows on hold due to the pandemic, hereâs a look at seven of the best albums being released March 5:
Postdata â Twin Flames
Paul Murphy is known for his work within the Juno award-winning indie-rock band Wintersleep but has also carved out much interest as Postdata. Heâs released two albums under the moniker and now comes the third, Twin Flames, a breathtaking and introspective LP brimming with deep wonderings and intricate soundscapes. The record teems with intricate sounds, softness ruffling on the edges, emerging in the choruses, rising in the quiet and the subdued spaces. Murphy has looked inward this time around, and in doing so crafted the most intimate Postdata release yet. Itâs a bright, compassionate text of major-key romanticism surrounded by hope and warmth.
RINSE releases Tamaryn (Wherever I Am) from debut EP
RINSE releases Tamaryn (Wherever I Am) from debut EP
RINSE will release his debut EP next month.
After collaborations with artists such as Hatchie, RINSE is streaming an impressive slice of his own 80’s dream pop with Wherever I Am due on March 5th.
The video for Tamaryn (Wherever I Am) has been self-directed by Joe Agius AKA, who says:
“I built and painted the walls and nearly every object featured in each room (thanks to Facebook marketplace) over a couple of weeks, while the 3D animation was created by Jackson Phillips and Skye Skye.”