Hello all …thanks so much for joining us for this weeks Beat The Delete (#0172) of new music recommendations from the an incredibly handsome JanglePopHub editor, who just stuns us daily with his attractiveness (…anyone daring to suggest this is penned by the Editor of our one man blog is vastly mistaken and should be ashamed of their distrust if human nature !)

Key Out

Track: Face  From: Afterville (album) Label: False Peak Records Out: Now

It would be difficult for me to explain this sound as well as the release bio, so I will not bother to try!…see below

” Under the capable steerage of Patrick Haid, Key Out has returned triumphantly with one of the sonic highlights of the year so far. The delicate and shimmering sounds of ‘Face’ are filled with lusciously jangling guitars, deep and evocative lyrics and a sense of eternal longing that threads its way through the indelible melodies as Haid sings I miss your face

The Churchill Garden

Track: Always There  From: Always There (album) Label: GrindEthos Records Out: Now

This Andy Jossi project is back with yet more dreamy gaze, that delves into the deepest of Lush style beauty, whilst simultaneously revellingn in the chiming post-punk of an act like The Chameleons.

FNTN

Track: Impossible Summer  From: Impossible Summer (EP) Label: Self released Out: Now

Taking the modern jangly commercial bias of the Jesse D’Kora vibe and marrying it to  The Beach Boys style californian melodies, this surf rock meets indie-pop act, almost insists they accompany you in every snatched moment of sunshine !

Splendid Fake

Track: Sunday Night at Den Engel From: Sunday Night at Den Engel  (single) Label: Self released Out: Now

Filling the jangly hinterland between Nah style jangly indie-pop and Watoo Watoo accentuated twee-pop, this subtle, lo-fi pop drifts surreptitiously into definitive earworm territories.

Bad Posture

Track: Think About It From: Think About It (single) Label: Self released Out: Now

This is the solo recording project of Clothes frontman, Spencer Hollingsworth and mixes the emotionality of lo-fi bedroom-pop with a cinematic, modern jangly post-punk. Looking forward to more from this relatively new project.

CIEL

Track: Baby Don’t You Know From: Not In The Sun, Nor In The Dark (EP)  Label: Jazz Life Out: EP release TBA

This solo recording project of Svava’s, Michelle Hindriks, adds beatpop muscularity and driven jangle-gaze to her usual dream-pop mix, to give a wonderful sound swathed in the Atmos Bloom aesthetic.

Mint Cherry

Track: Carry On From: Carry On (single)  Label: Self released Out: Now

For those of you who like their Fazerdaze / Sales washed out jangle delivered with unmitigated fragility, this beautiful dream-pop sound should have immense appeal. Typically South East Asian ‘flutter’ from this Malaysian duo.

Drainer

Track: Sunwashed From: Under The Sun (album)  Label: Self released Out: Album release date TBA

This initial single from the abovementioned album claims the musical hinterland between Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever jangle rock, shoegaze and fuzz rock. Swirling, alt rock at it’s absolute finest from this San Francisco based foursome.

The Sols

Track: Luv Kramer From: Luv Kramer (single)  Label: Self released Out: Now

The Sols brand of indie rock takes Surf Curse style surf rock riffs and juxtaposes them against a The Killers style, bomabastic stadium indie, in a sound that is pure thrills.

Lunar Isles

Track: Balloons From: Balloons (single)  Label: Self released Out: Now

Lunar Isles is the moniker of David Skimming, a Scottish multi-instrumentalist who produces surf-tinged dream pop songs with a DIY approach, from his newfound home of South Korea.

A long time friend of these Beat The Delete pages, this artiste will appeal to those who love their jangle-gaze with an essence of beautiful minimalism.

Dog Days

Track: Desire Lines (Revisited) From: Desire Lines (Revisited)  (single)  Label: Self released Out: Now

This is the fourth single from Markus Örn’s, Dog Days project and sees the Swede at his most jangly yet. With touches of Real Estate and Teenage Fanclub, this the projects most accomplished release yet.

Sonic Tides

Track: Insomnia From: Insomina  (single)  Label: Self released Out: Now

This Belgian act offer all manner of haunting, dark and oppressive. This ode to insomnia twists isolated, sparse jangled riffs through all manner of maudlin morose. Just like a good car crash, this is one of those tracks that simply magnetizes.