Today's Featured Band -- Still Corners
After a long-ish break from finding new music, we're back with a some new bands and a contest (more on that later). First, today's featured band is London's Still Corners, a 1960's influenced four piece consisting of founders Tessa Murray (vocals) and Greg Hughes (songwriter) and Leon Dufficy (guitar), Luke Jarvis (bass) and Paul Mayhew (drums).
Still Corner's first full length album is Creatures of an Hour and the first single is the gauzy, lo-fi dreamy track "Into the Trees." The track evokes the retro sound that have been the common theme of the past year made popular by Cults.
The second track is "Cuckoo," a shoegazy song that sounds a bit like M83 and Blouse.
Cuckoo from Still Corners on Vimeo.
Still Corners' Sub Pop debut album, Creatures of an Hour, is available from Sub Pop, and for download from iTunes, and Amazon
. They are currently on tour in the UK and will hopefully be in the US before too long.
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| Photo by Cat Stevens (Thanks, Sub Pop) |
The second track is "Cuckoo," a shoegazy song that sounds a bit like M83 and Blouse.
Still Corners' Sub Pop debut album, Creatures of an Hour, is available from Sub Pop, and for download from iTunes, and Amazon
. They are currently on tour in the UK and will hopefully be in the US before too long.
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