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Your weekend companions in 3 in 1 indie rock with tracks from Soapman, For KING & COUNTRY & WOOF

Engage in sonic therapy with our indie rock 3 in 1 picks with Soapman, For KING & COUNTRY & WOOF. Listen to their beautiful, engaging songs here with us!:


Soapman-Don’t Go Down

Opening like a Damon Albarn song, Soapman is the personification of a broken heart healing. Stephen Burgan conceptualised this project to be more than just a person, but perhaps a character. His latest single has beautiful electric guitar harmonies that help his lyrics lounge on it like a hammock. Though the progression is calming and simple, we’re able to enjoy each break to be the perception of joy you would have always wanted to hear. Clearly inspired by the best of the 90s rock scene, Soapman is what a hurting generation needs, with the crisp storytelling of live instruments. His unique delivery has a nonchalance that still somehow shows he deeply cares. Take repose in healing with someone:




For KING & COUNTRY-Joy to the World

This band didn’t need this coverage. We needed them. For one of the most popular duos in the country and many continents around the world-they don’t need someone going gaga over their performance. Yet, how they deliver in this live album is more than charisma. It is the spirit of the festive season, executed to pitch perfect precision. Joy to the World is a song you might have heard before, but not like this. It becomes a stadium rock anthem, and you can hear the mirth and joy being spread through the people listening. It is infectious, and memorable to listen to even at home. Why bother about worries when this stellar band can bring joy to the world?:




WOOF-Crime

The opening of this song might give you an adrenaline spike you’re not ready for. As a good Samaritan, consider this my PSA. WOOF has his own sharp edge to the post punk landscape, and it has been condensed perfectly in Crime. Only over a minute and half long, it has an echo that belongs in your dreams. Yet, the ambience connects with you in the present, hopeful about a new future. When the guitars come in, they have a razor attack-while blanketing the percussive flow of the song. Lead elements give you that change you crave while being the song of promise you wanted to hear. Check out other songs like Hunt and Betrayal as well. It’s a crime if you’re not going to hear this one:




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