1. |
||||
2. |
Global Warning.
02:36
|
|||
3. |
White Magic
03:30
|
|||
4. |
Victemless
03:18
|
|||
5. |
MyStar is a Trillion
02:49
|
|||
6. |
Dear machines.
03:41
|
|||
7. |
Digital Graves
03:06
|
|||
8. |
Extraneous Noise
03:01
|
|||
9. |
VR
02:51
|
|||
10. |
No Passion
02:37
|
|||
11. |
No Room For 'Good'
02:50
|
|||
12. |
DumbLittlleDumbOne
02:35
|
The Sporz Baltimore, Maryland
Whimsical. Dreamy. Space pop. Flaming Lips, Blur, The Beatles, and Pink Floyd. All bands who sound better than The Sporz. But what do you want for free. Pass the dutchie and enjoy some Sporz.
If you like The Sporz, you may also like:
Under The Weather
by Candy Moore
Sweetly melancholy bedroom pop is rarely as actually vulnerable and personal as it is in this Australian artist's hands.
go to album
Claudia Ferme is not opposed to disappearing completely, especially if it frees her from having to be perceived by others.
go to album
Homespun indie pop matches bright, simple guitars with sparkly keys and a skittery drum machine. Melancholy and perfect.
go to album
Soothing guitar tones and perfect indie pop melodies with atmospheric female vocals. A dreamy offering from the Houston up-and-comers.
go to album
À La Mode’s charming lo-fi synth pop shares the sweet punk spirit and catchy melodies of fellow Canadians Cub and Peach Kelli Pop.
go to album
featured on Bandcamp Radio Aug 20, 2013
go to album
The musical project of Canadian actor Kaelen Ohm is filled with jazz, R&B, and folk influences.
go to album
