Psychedelic, groovy, heavy – fantastic debut album from Chinese indie rock band Dream Can (谷水车间).
Psychedelic, groovy, heavy – fantastic debut album from Chinese indie rock band Dream Can (谷水车间).
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Chengdu-based electronic producer 3He makes an infectious debut with a synth-filled EP called “Mirror Image”.
One of the best electronic (mini)releases we’ve heard this year comes from Chinese singer DaBozz.
One of the best electronic (mini)releases we’ve heard this year comes from Chinese singer DaBozz.
Less than one year after his previous release(s), Chinese composer and multi-instrumentalist Baishui is back with an enthralling new album “Their Paradise” (兒童樂園).
Less than one year after his previous release(s), Chinese composer and multi-instrumentalist Baishui is back with an enthralling new album “Their Paradise” (兒童樂園).
Like birds migrating, more and more Chinese families are escaping to the south to avoid the harsh hazy winter up north.
Like birds migrating, more and more Chinese families are escaping to the south to avoid the harsh hazy winter up north.
A blissful blend of math rock chops, emo rock sway, and indie pop bombast from Chinese rockers Moonband.
A blissful blend of math rock chops, emo rock sway, and indie pop bombast from Chinese rockers Moonband.
Unapologetic and self-assured, the three women of South Acid MiMI (南方酸性咪咪) hold up a dark, unhinged mirror to mainstream Chinese society.
Unapologetic and self-assured, the three women of South Acid MiMI (南方酸性咪咪) hold up a dark, unhinged mirror to mainstream Chinese society.
Beijing based dream pop trio Goodbye Honey Boy come out swinging on their airless debut EP, “Daydreaming Days”.
Beijing based dream pop trio Goodbye Honey Boy come out swinging on their airless debut EP, “Daydreaming Days”.
An assault on the senses, Shanghai punk ruffians wisely keep things fast and loose with their down and out sophomore release that’s an unholy mess of ramshackle charisma, tightly wound melodies, and a carefree yet volatile attitude.
An assault on the senses, Shanghai punk ruffians wisely keep things fast and loose with their down and out sophomore release that’s an unholy mess of ramshackle charisma, tightly wound melodies, and a carefree yet volatile attitude.
A taste of advantageous alternative rock from Beijing on Siyunge’s first solo release, “Channels”.