Tag: Dave Clark

The Visceral DIY Brilliance of Books Of Moods’ “Dreams”

Paris-based indie art-rock project Books Of Moods has just released their debut album, "Dreams". Guided entirely by Hugo Sailer, a self-taught singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and fiercely independent one-man studio, the record arrives as a hazy, beautiful shock to the system. Sailer wrote, performed, produced, and directed the accompanying visual universe from the ground up. I’ve spent the last few days letting these tracks sink into...

The Suffocating Gravity of “Out of Reach” by UNDAUNTED

South Florida rock duo UNDAUNTED lays bare the suffocating gravity of hidden devotion on their deeply affecting new single, "Out of Reach." Serving as the lead entry for their forthcoming album, "Reach", this release finds lifelong friends Lesley Daunt and Howard Goldberg translating profound relationship trauma into a blistering alt-rock confessional. https://open.spotify.com/track/7ghcQvmv82BTpUZ7dSZfZR?si=989e5d35efd949d1 It begins innocently enough. A clean, chiming melody repeats its rhythmic plucked motif, playfully...

Dave Clark’s “America”: No Stars, Just Stripes of Hardship

"America" from Dave Clark drops like a chipped ceramic mug onto a linoleum floor, not exactly a bang but you feel the thud. It's...