We asked the boys of Tom’s Story what their current and on-the-loop tunes are, and here’s what they want Super readers to listen to ASAP:
Christer de Guia
“ISO 100” — Musical O
“Frontiers” — Run Dorothy
“Good Enough” — Tiny Moving Parts
“L.A. Girlz” — Weezer
“Re: Re:” — Asian Kung Fu Generation
“Take My Head” — Turnover
Tom Naval
“Gerry” — Musical O
“No Exit” — a picture of her
“PBS” — Tycho
“Sea Calls Me Home” — Julia Holter
“What About Me?” — Snarky Puppy
“Forget You” — Rusty Machines
“Leaves” — Enemies
“Measures” — Run Dorothy
Gabba Santiago
“Breathing Underwater” — Hiatus Caiyote
“Awake” — Tycho
“Holocene” — Bon Iver
“Divinity” — Porter Robinson
“Balik” — Autotelic
“The Wheel” — Sohn
“CMYK” — James Blake
“Some Kind of Magic” — Clara And Asch
“I Need a Forest Fire” — Bon Iver and James Blake
These indie albums need some follow-ups this 2017
Tom’s Story
Their first self-titled album is a hit—it plunges you into a vivid and dreamy soundscape. Its magnetic melodies and guitar licks are powerful enough to subject its listeners to wonder. But the band earlier revealed that the second album won’t come out this 2017.
We just hope the following artists don’t follow their example, because we’re dying to hear new tracks!
SUD — ‘Skin’
The first album released by the seven-pieced band, “Skin” is soulfully sensual. Its eight tracks are beautifully paralleled by spoken word pieces performed by Words Anonymous to create a narrative that speaks to the senses and most especially, the callings of the flesh.
Jensen and the Flips — ‘Honeymoon’
It tells a chronological narrative with its tracks, starting with falling in love and ending with closure. It experiments with distinct sounds from rock acoustic to jazz, and even vintage Motown, with equally hypnotic grooves.
BP Valenzuela — ‘The Neon Hour’
BP plays around layers of distinct energies and catchy melodies telling stories of love, loss, and gray areas in between. Its tracks are emotionally and unapologetically raw with vocals that are delicately calming.
Dearest, — ‘Dearest,’
It effortlessly serenades you with crisp vocals, and produces fresh yet seemingly familiar sounds. The songs explore the wonders and woes of young love—tracks the romantic and the jaded would both swoon over.
