Every choice you make triggers a possible, different future—a parallel reality. If you could modify a past event, it would change your present. This paradox leads to time travel and impossible loops. Say hello to René Barjavel (Le Voyageur Imprudent), H.G. Wells, Philip K. Dick, and others who imagined multiple universes. A ‘Maybeland‘ is a world where an alternate ‘you’ lives — or maybe not, as you might be dead,
Shana Falana – Darkest Light
Described playfully by its maker as “druggy music by sober people,” Shana Falana’s Darkest Light is as full of mystery, contrast, and paradox as the title would suggest. The Kingston, New York songwriter and record-maker works her own deep niche in the psych-rock, shoegaze, and ethereal punk neighborhood. On Darkest Light, she converts all that weird, magical, and occasionally nasty energy into authentic messages of personal empowerment, rebirth, and redemption.
Monta At Odds – Argentum Dreams
Monta At Odds is a Kansas City combo led by the brothers Dedric and Delaney Moore. The two have played music together all their lives and have been exploring the Monta At Odds sound since the band’s debut in the year 2000. Dedric’s pulsing, melodic bass and Delaney’s artfully unhinged synthesizers frame the band’s central character, which is fleshed out by a talented cast of musicians and collaborators. For Argentum
The Little Kicks – Shake Off Your Troubles
“Aberdeen’s Little Kicks are proof that there can be dignity in making modest, straightforward pop music with a consciously broad appeal. Their breezy third record Shake Off Your Troubles has a familiar sound that draws liberally from the last two decades of mainstream British indie and demonstrates a strong grasp of the form; choruses always arrive right on time and there are sing-along moments aplenty.” (The Skinny) “The album really
E1sbar’s “Fate Luck Projection” in Girlfriend’s Guide To Divorce
An unreleased track from space-pop duo E1sbar found its way in the Bravo Network’s Girlfriend’s Guide To Divorce. It helps create a smooth and sophisticated transition in and out of this episode’s opening scene.
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