Reviewing your parents' music collection
The cover to Scotch & Water's debut EP Never Enough, Always Too Much depicts a person diving headfirst into the water of a purplish, black and white collage. Escalators arise at the bottom, leading up into the stream, flanked by subway stations and tiled pillars. A collection of cables severs the image into an above… Continue reading A monochromatic debut – Captain Cool Presents: “Never Enough, Always Too Much” by Scotch & Water
In January of this year, Munich music collective Kid The Child released their first EP, Duty Free. Led by simple melodies and danceable rhythms, the band presents a spectrum from first class indie dance pop to surprisingly straight-forward rock notes. Sadly, musical structures are firmly build and only experimented with to a certain extend. There… Continue reading Still in the Beta Phase – Captain Cool Presents: “Duty Free” by Kid The Child
As I am writing this first line, my foot is already tapping along to the music and I catch myself typing away in unison with the rhythm of the tune. I haven't intentionally listened to indie rock in ages, have forgotten about its intrinsic catchiness. But maybe I'm going too fast. Let's talk about the… Continue reading Sticking to the Rules – Captain Cool Presents: “Idreamt” by Idreamt
The Dad Anthology 