Rock for the long, winding road with music from JeezJesus, The Missingman and Estrada Music Project

Fuel your weekend trip with rock ft. JeezJesus, The Missingman & Estrada Music Project. Listen to the powerful tracks and follow these artists for more like this!:

JeezJesus-I See You

This is industrial rock that still shows rust. It has the twang of the new wave, of the rogue 90s. JeezJesus is obviously a brilliant producer, otherwise these could have descended into tracks that are timid and repetitive. Take a song like I See You from the latest album, Somewhere Between Love and Misery. The riff that goes on in the background has nuanced layers getting added with great finesse. In an echoing chamber of dreams, the vocals resonate with a certain knowing-and a detail building like a rock track you fell in love with in your childhood. In the 3-minute plus song you experience, no section relies on repetition and boredom. JeezJesus has revived a certain corner of electronic industrial passion that shows not only how skilled he is, but how he can redefine ambiences:

The Missingman-Dissolve & Reform 

These playlist adds are all about the ethos. The Missingman has an innate ability, like The Cure, to allow a depth in ambient simplicity. It is charged in depth, yet only a few chord changes for your mind to map to. The falsetto voice links itself to your conscience, harmonics repeating to almost derive a kaleidoscope like space. Dissolve & Reform is the kind of song that becomes as special as the journey as you’re on-detail and space getting added. You experience a certain degree of time distortion, the song becoming longer than 2:30 minutes. The percussions build to a peak, taking over the track for a second longer-resonating with your heartbeat. With songs like Judas Iscariot and SunVioletStar, The Missingman has become a master of crafting songs placing experience first. Hear for yourself:

Estrada Music Project-Sign the form

This is the kind of build that entices. Estrada Music Project is an inspiration for the kind of musician you want to be. Post a long shift at a hospital, this musician returns for composing in the moonlight hours. Sign the form has that cool new wave aesthetic along with strong, commanding percussions and vocals. The layers come together in fantastic cohesion, charging with a certain passion and elemental detail. EMP has always pushed the boundaries of what is possible with a one detail band, adding so many textures to the music and exploring genres with a fervour. The Scotland based artist has prolifically made this a project that is not only a life source, but the kind of story you too will chase with your passion:

Power through with more refreshing indie rock here on the playlist!: