Last Lynx have just released a wonderful EP with their unique dreamy indiepop, “Rifts”, where we’ve been able to hear most of the songs before. Here’s another song from the EP, “Get Up”:

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Last Lynx are on their way to release the EP “Rifts” later this week and as a warmup, we can listen to two of the songs already now. They are “Brother” where they pick up the pace a bit and the beautiful “None of My Friends”, both songs further examples of their great songwriting and their special, dreamy indiepop sound.

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Last Lynx

Wouie – “It Is What It Is/Changes”

The duon Wouie release their songs in pairs, now for the third time this year. I like it, more good stuff for us. Apparently they are working on a full length album, due for release this summer.

Lon Rangur – “Spirit”

Lon Rangur is a duo which consists of William Laryea and Jack Elphick, two Londoners who moved to Stockholm. And their first song release, “Spirit”, with it’s catchy chorus frase and interesting electroindie-sound, certainly makes me want to here more from them.

Woolfish – “Tune of Time”

And the third duo today, Woolfish, Joakim Wiik och Samuel Heiligers, released the single “Tune of Time” earlier this week. The song is the opening track in the film “You Never Know“, which I told you about the other week, when I posted the premiere for Samuel’s solo debut with Songs of Sam. This song is something completely different from their earlier single “Files“; here we hear a soft, gorgeous acoustic pop with vocal harmonies and slowly rocking bossa rhythm that takes us through the song.

Last Lynx – “Curtains”

Last Lynx release the second single from the upcoming EP “Rifts”. It’s called “Curtains”, and I marvel at how they manage to produce one great track after the other.

Here’s Last Lynx with a new single, “Lacuna”, a laidback soulpop track with a similar vibe to it as in “Killing Switch”, which I wrote about earlier this year. Listen for yourself.

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Last Lynx, hailing from Stockholm, set fire on parts of the music blogosphere in the beginning of this year with their laidback, soul funk-pop single “Killing Switch”. They followed up on this during Spring with the excellent, 8 track long, EP “Ocean Reels”; full of contagious indie pop, ornamented with crispy electronica, nice grooves and smooth melodies.

Last Lynx on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp – on Rara – on Soundcloud