The Pink Diamond Revue mix up a dense, doomy palette of robot beats, shimmering surf guitar, queasy electronic wobbliness and stuff that goes hiss and pssst-choooo, and top it off with a disembodied voice describing a death-row inmate’s final meal, and some floaty harmonies that seem to have been nabbed off The Grumbling Fur’s
last album.

The Other Dramas provide a sterling set of Telecaster and drum classics, including songs about alien abduction and naughty boys.

Kid Kin is a budding artist with ample amounts of potential in the cinematic and post-rock scene. His debut album, New Day At Dusk, marks his official footprint in the music scene all the while bringing in new elements along with the old. His style fluctuates within the realm of post-rock, though there are definitive aspects taken from other genres as well. You’ll hear plenty of piano woven in between the tracks, while at times you’ll encounter synthesizers making for a creative mixture between traditional post-rock tunes and electronic synth pop.

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