Sonic treats boom with new indie rock from John Kolar, YACOVELLI & Disdarken

Charge your weekend and bring the heat with music from John Kolar, YACOVELLI & Disdarken. Listen to the catchy music here and follow us here:

John Kolar-Skipping Stones

When you’re scripting it, write it dreamy. John Kolar kindly invites us to live inside a periscope of interesting perspectives. Skipping Stones is an organic delight served on a plate of 4 dimensions. His soft, expressive voice has soft percussions punctuating the visuals–bringing a moment to life with passion and respect. When he writes tunes, he gives an ode to the country essence that paces through emotions, rather than delivering them like a tale. We experience these moments in real time, while gentle, gorgeous strings take us on horseback through a scenery you get to visit in your mind. John outdoes his songwriting style with an easygoing number that will become a staple in your car radio. Just don’t count the miles:

YACOVELLI-Doppelganger

Can a song scream your signature sound? Hell yes, we’ve heard it before and you’re hearing it here now. Alex Yacovelli is a fan of the movement, not the sound alone, but what it represents. Doppelganger is our next single I’m checking out after Red Eye. It is the crux of what makes a good riff, how you make a naturally good build and how to sound this DAMN good. If you’re not singing along by the second verse, you’re not matured enough to feel this. Like a nu-Pixies movement, Yacovelli is able to channel a version of Frank Black that the performer himself would be proud of listening to. Too meta to represent doppelgänger? You better believe he nailed it:

Disdarken-Far From Home

We’re taking a journey, so we’re going to take it to the nether. The duo from Tilburg, Netherlands have brought industrial metal, and the pulse is perfect for a long drive. Far From Home has a NIN kind of connect, while having the punch and metal ore taste that can evaporate the gasoline out of your car. Vocals are gruff, aggressive and perked to share a message to us. The A Part of Darkness project are able to deliver a tonal frequency that draws the edges of a brand-new canvas. There’s no doubt that the tempo that they chose is also purposeful to the kind of feel they want the song to have. Channelling manic energy, here is their latest single:

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