Which 8 current gems will make it on this Hip Cassette round-up? Plug that rusty tape player in, press play and make sure you keep notes…
by Christos Doukakis
SIDE A
Måns Wieslander
‘Your Face Came Loose’
indietronica
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PRXZM
‘Faultlines’
synth-pop/synthwave
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Eastrn Social
‘Settle‘
bedroom pop/indie pop
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baseball hat
‘TMMRWS GRAY’
shoegaze/grunge/indie psych
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SIDE B
SteffAndre
‘You’re My Remedy’
indie folk
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C. March
‘More’
folktronica/electro
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Class Jackson
‘Just A Friend’
synth-pop/pop
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Ted Tyro
‘Sunk Cost’
art rock/indie
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At home I don’t really have any drum machines or anything like that, I just have a piano and a cassette machine, an old-fashioned one, an old relic which I’ve always used.
Bryan Ferry